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In this resource, we provide structured practice to understand, repeat, complete and then formulate sentences with relative clauses starting with “that” (for objects, plants and animals) and “who” (for people).
This 76-page resource features photographs and words and shows relative clauses in the context of complex sentences.
It is suitable for use with children and adults, and for face-to-face and distance learning sessions.
The world is full of interesting places to go, if you know where to look. In this resource, we showcase 22 of our favourite places on Earth; and use them to stimulate language comprehension and world knowledge.
Not all kids start school with an ability to complete Level 3 and 4 tasks. In this resource, we target Blank’s Levels 3 and 4 language comprehension tasks.
This 31-page resource can be used for face-to-face sessions or for distance learning/telehealth sessions.
The world is full of interesting places to go, if you know where to look. In this resource, we showcase 20 more of our favourite places on Earth; and use them to stimulate language comprehension and world knowledge.
Not all kids start school with an ability to complete Level 3 and 4 tasks. In this resource, we target Blank’s Levels 3 and 4 language comprehension tasks.
This 30-page resource can be used for face-to-face sessions or for distance learning/telehealth sessions. Available as a PDF or Google Slides.
A Second-Order Theory of Mind (ToM) social picture resource with more than 140 Blank’s Level 3 and 4 Questions to promote the modelling and learning of social and verbal reasoning skills.
By around 7 years of age, students start to think about what others are thinking or feeling about what someone else is thinking or feeling.
We use this 21-page no-prep resource in our busy speech pathology clinic to support students with a range of different needs, including students with language and learning disorders, as well as students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It is suitable for face-to-face and distance learning.
In this 46-page no-prep pack, we target Blank’s Level 4 comprehension tasks. Specifically, we ask students to think about common scenarios and to explain what will happen based on their knowledge of the world.
In each exercise, the second box has been left blank to give students an opportunity to draw and/or write a response.
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