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1 Organize and Enhance Your Language Therapy: Innovative Interventions for By Char Boshart, M.A., CCC-SLP Online Appendix Sequence Part 1 Let s Talk About You (1) Food Container Questions (2) Food Adjectives (4) Word Family List (2) Irregular Plurals (1) Irregular Verbs (1) Part 2 Teacher Terminology (1) How to Deal with Questions (1) Board Game (1) House Bingo (1) Action Words (2) Basic Breadth Concepts (1) Preposition Pages (3) Part 3 Dolch Words (1) High Frequency Words (6) All About Feet Idiom Story (1) All About Feet Questions (1) Similes! (4) Part 4 Venn Diagram (1) Features Page (1) I Remember this word (2) Mark My Words (2) Semantic Gradients (4) Linear Array (1) Daily Word Ladders (1) Part 5 Poem Pages (2) Max s Words (2) Milking the Story (3) Legend of Lightening Larry (partial script) A Walk for Others Article (2) Part 6 Sequencing Chart (1) Writing a News Story (1) Teacher Interview (1) Bibliography + Child Friendly Dictionaries (4) Websites + Websites for Readers Theatre (5) Apps (7)

2 NAME DATE Venn Diagram A Venn diagram is used to compare and contrast two people, two places or two things. Write how two topics are the same and different in the circles below. Topic 1 Topic 2 BOTH TIME FOR KIDS. This page may be photocopied for use with students. 8

3 Name: Date: Topic: Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 Features

4 I Remember This Word! The student Writes the vocabulary word in the first column. Thinks of the common meaning of the word and write the meaning, in his/her own words, in the second column. Draws a picture (or symbol) that represents the word. Creates a sentence correctly using the word. If the child is only able to write the word and draw a picture, he/she can verbalize the meaning and sentence and have someone write it down for him/her. After completing the activity, the student can cut up the squares, put them in a container (envelope, box, etc.) and select and reassemble the word rows. Students can trade containers for additional word practice. Word Meaning Picture Sentence Speech Dynamics, Inc.

5 I Remember This Word! Word Meaning Picture Sentence Speech Dynamics, Inc

6 Mark My Words! Provide assistance for students who are reading in first grade. Excellent for children in higher grades encourage them to become Word Watchers! The overt objective is for the child to write a word or words in each square of the grid. For example, they write words that start with A in the A square, and so on. The covert objective is for the child to learn to attend and watch for words and their meanings, as well determine which ones they know, and don t know, and continuously increase their vocabulary knowledge. Keep each page in a Mark My Words! notebook or file folder. You may ultimately have several pages. At the top of the grid, have them fill in the type of words the grid will contain (start with Words I know, or Words I don t know ), for example: Words I know Words I don t know but want to Words I have heard or seen, but don t know Words I like Words I think are fun Words I think are interesting Words I like to say Words I use when I talk Words in the Theme: When you read a story out loud, or put a story or article on the computer/lcd and read it, ask the students to get out their Mark My Words! book, and to watch for words to write in the grid. At the end of each activity or session, have them share their new word(s). The accumulation of words can take place over several months. To make more fun, offer a special prize for the person who fills up their Mark My Words! page(s) first, and is able to read them (and use them)!

7 Name Words A B C D E F G H I J K L M Mark My Words! N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

8 Semantic Gradients Shades of Meaning Directions: Choose from the following words and write them in order of meaning from one antonym to the other, above the vertical lines. happy euphoric elated unhappy glum despondent sad Despondent Euphoric

9 Semantic Gradients Shades of Meaning Directions: Choose from the following words and write them in order of meaning from one antonym to the other, above the vertical lines

10 Terms for Synonyms, Antonyms, and Semantic Gradients Depth Words; Becks Tier 2 Words Teach the target pairs, first (synonyms and antonyms), then select appropriate words from each group and do Semantic Gradients. The following are listed in alphabetical order of the first item in each pair, not in the order of difficulty. afraid courageous ask answer beautiful ugly begin end big little brave cowardly bright dark calm nervous dangerous safe funny serious good bad happy sad help hinder hot cold fearful, scared, frightened, anxious, terrified, worried, apprehensive, timid bold, unafraid, daring, fearless, valiant, heroic question, inquire, seek information, request, demand, query, interrogate, probe reply, respond, retort, react pretty, lovely, attractive, gorgeous, dazzling, magnificent, fair, pleasing, stunning hideous, frightful, horrible, unpleasant, ghastly, horrid, plain, homely, repulsive start, initiate, commence, originate stop, finish, terminate, conclude, halt, discontinue enormous, huge, immense, gigantic, vast, large, grand, substantial, astronomical small, tiny, itsy-bitsy, slight, petite, miniature, microscopic fearless, courageous, daring, bold, gallant weak, gutless, spineless, faint-hearted, lily-livered brilliant, sparkling, shiny, shimmering, radiant, vivid, luminous shadowy, unlit, gloomy, dim, shaded, sunless, black, dismal quiet, relaxed, peaceful, still, tranquil, serene, composed, unexcited, cool anxious, worried, edgy, jumpy, panicky tense, unsafe, daring, threatening, chancy, hazardous, risky, perilous harmless, secure, protected, benign humorous, amusing, comical, silly, laughable, witty, solemn, stern, somber, grim, unsmiling, humorless fine, excellent, superior, wonderful, marvelous inferior, faulty, inappropriate, unsuitable, horrible elated, pleased, glad, joyful, cheerful, blissful, ecstatic, delighted, euphoric unhappy, miserable, depressed, gloomy, down, blue, dejected, glum, despondent assist, aid, support, encourage, back, serve, relieve interfere, burden, deter, limit, stop, sabotage, impede warm, burning, scorching, blistering, sizzling, fiery, heated, scalding chilly, freezing, icy, frosty, wintry, frozen, arctic

11 Page 2 - Terms for Synonyms, Antonyms, and Semantic Gradients important unimportant lazy energetic love hate neat messy new old noisy quiet odd ordinary preserve destroy right wrong run walk scared fearless slow fast stop go take give delicious tasteless true false work play significant, vital, valuable, imperative, key, main, essential, critical, primary insignificant, minor, petty, frivolous, trifling idle, inactive, sluggish, slothful active, peppy, lively, spirited, enthusiastic, animated like, admire, cherish, adore, treasure, worship, appreciate, devoted, care for dislike, despise, disapprove, abhor, detest, loathe clean, orderly, tidy, well-organized, well-kept, arranged untidy, disorderly, jumbled, cluttered, chaotic fresh, original, current, recent, up-to-date, modern, contemporary ancient, dated, out-of-date, aged, older loud, blaring, deafening, piercing, raucous silent, still, soundless, mute, peaceful, calm, restful, serene strange, unusual, uncommon, weird, peculiar, offbeat, eccentric normal, commonplace, usual, regular, average, familiar, routine, conventional keep, maintain, uphold, save, sustain, conserve end, finish, terminate, extinguish, abolish correct, accurate, true, exact, precise, factual, spot-on incorrect, mistaken, false, erroneous rush, speed, hurry, jog, sprint, loped, scamper, dart, dash, scurry, flee stroll, saunter, amble, hike, march frightened, afraid, fearful, nervous, petrified, anxious, terrified courageous, unafraid, brave, bold, confident, daring gradual, sluggish, unhurried, measured, leisurely quick, hasty, swift, speedy, rapid, brisk, high-speed halt, cease, stay, pause, discontinue, conclude, end, finish, quit begin, commence, move, depart, leave remove, grab, seize, steal, rob, withhold share, lend, offer, present, furnish, award, impart tasty, yummy, mouthwatering, appetizing, scrumptious, delectable bland, flavorless, flat, weak, dull, unsavory right, accurate, correct, right, exact untrue, incorrect, wrong, made-up, deceptive effort, labor, toil, exert oneself; employment fun, recreation, amusement, frolic

12 Linear Array Directions: First, write opposites at each end in the squares. Then fill in the ovals with your own words to sequence the meaning from one antonym to the other. enormous tiny

13 Daily Word Ladders! by Tim Rasinski