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Print this Spring Build A Sentence Language Activity to to target a variety of themed vocabulary, WH questions, and sentence formulation! With many different activities included, students will create silly and real sentences plus practice lots of spring themed concepts all with a fun seasonal theme! All materials come in both black and white. Perfect for those mixed goal speech and language groups!
This activity helps students build sentences using Who + Doing + What. Mix and match the cards to create sentences. Students can say it, act it out, draw it, or write it depending on their level.
What’s Included:
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SENTENCE FRAME VISUALS – Use the sentence frame pages to formulate sentences. Comes with visual prompts or words only.
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SPRING VOCABULARY – Create sentences using a variety of people/animals, spring verbs, and spring items. All come in both full color or black and white.
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DRAW THE SENTENCE – Have students write their sentence then draw a picture to match!
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SILLY OR MAKES SENSE? – Use the silly or makes sense graph to decide what the sentence is!
How To Use:
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BUILD A SENTENCE – Students choose one card from each set and say the sentence. Place each card in the correct square on the flower mat. Optional “Draw the Sentence” worksheet included.
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SILLY OR MAKES SENSE? – Make a silly sentence and let students decide if it is silly or if makes sense. Optional categorizing chart included.
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The worm drinks the smoothie. – Silly
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The boy plants a seed. — Makes Sense
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WH QUESTION PRACTICE – Build a sentence using the cards on the flower mat. Point to each card and ask questions about the sentence.
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The girl waters the plant. – Who is watering? What is she doing? What is she watering?
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I SAY IT AND YOU FIND IT – The adult says a sentence and the student finds the 3 matching cards to make a sentence on the flower mat.
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TELL ME MORE (OPTIONAL LANGUAGE EXPANSION) – Encourage students to add a detail to the sentence.
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The girl waters the blue flower. The girl waters the plant in the garden.
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