When Where Who Short Stories Open WH Question Comprehension Autism Therapy ABA

Improve Speech and Communication skills with 120 'When, Where, Who' Questions Short Stories for Speech Therapy, ABA, and Autism Education.

This collection of 120 fun and engaging Short Stories is designed to teach children how to ask and answer 'When, Where, Who' Questions in different settings (check the preview).

This resource includes in 1 download / 1 click everything you need to teach WH or Open Questions :

• 120 Short stories cards with two levels of difficulty
• Answers
• Data collection to record progress
• Instructions and guidance on how to teach these Short Questions.

Each story uses simple language in order to enhance comprehension and help children gain confidence in expressing themselves and engaging in meaningful interactions with others.

These WH questions' short stories are practical, effective, and easy to use, making them perfect for therapy sessions, school, or at-home learning.

All you need to do is to download the file, print it, and start working 20 minutes a day is enough to see great results.

1. What is this resource used for?

This material teaches children to answer When, Where, Who Questions through 120 short stories designed to:

• Improve language skills by teaching children new vocabulary, helping them understand sentence structure, and encouraging them to practice asking and answering questions.
• Enhance comprehension by exposing them to different settings and situations and encouraging them to think critically about what they are reading.
• Fun and engaging in order to make the learning process more enjoyable for children.
• Convenient, easy to use, and can be incorporated into children's daily routines, making it easy for them to practice their language skills on a regular basis.
• Easy to teach and includes easy-to-follow instructions and tips on how to teach.

In one download, you get everything you need to work on Wh Questions.

2. What's included in this resource?

This resource includes 120 short stories (check the preview) and is designed to make learning enjoyable and engaging:

• 40 When short stories,
• 40 Where short stories
• 40 Who short stories

These language-building short stories have two different levels of difficulty:

• Wh Questions' short stories with visual answers for extra support
• Wh Questions' short stories without hints for advanced learners.

By using different levels of difficulty, you make learning easier and help little learners build critical thinking, develop their communication skills, and build cognitive functions.

This resource also includes:

- instructions on how to use this material,

- Answers for each question to use by the teacher, the speech Therapist, or as an autocorrection by the student,

- Tracking sheets to collect data and record your student's progress and the effectiveness of the intervention.

- Bonus: The Certificate of completion is a great gift to reward your student or child for completing his work.

3. How to use this resource?

Instructions on how to use this material are included in the downloadable Pdf file.

4. Who is this kit for?

This resource is a valuable tool for parents, teachers, and speech-language pathologists in their therapeutic interventions.

It can be used by children in preschool, elementary school, children with speech delay, autism, and adults during Speech therapy, special education, early intervention, and ABA sessions.

You can also check out Wh Questions resources and other Wh Questions Bundles.

5. How to Order

- Simply purchase the product.

- After your payment is cleared, you can download your instant download under purchases/reviews.

Please note that:

- No physical product will be mailed to you.

- Digital and instant download products are non-refundable.

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