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Answering WH Questions from Short Texts Boom Cards

$11

(371 customer reviews)

This Boom cards™️ resource is an interactive resource to target answering WH questions from short narrative and non-fiction texts. It’s perfect for your students who need help with reading comprehension and understanding that “who” means a person, “what” means a thing, and so on.

This Boom cards™️ resource is an interactive resource to target answering WH questions from short narrative and non-fiction texts. It’s perfect for your students who need help with reading comprehension and understanding that “who” means a person, “what” means a thing, “where” means a place, and so on.

There are 60 texts included in this resource: 30 narrative texts and 30 non-fiction texts.

Each card has a short text on a topic and 6 questions (1 for each WH question type) on the bottom. There is a who, what, when, where, why, and how question for each text. Then, there are 6 answer choices that your students can drag and drop to answer each question.

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371 reviews for Answering WH Questions from Short Texts Boom Cards

  1. Debbie Mosbey –

    Brillant!

  2. Kari R. –

    Great for text comprehension and answering wh-questions.

  3. Sophie P –

    Love this resource to get my students to really think about what the questions are asking!

  4. Nicole Marie –

    Great resource

  5. Jen J. –

    Great resource!!!

  6. Denise C. –

    This resource has helped my students by giving them a fun way to work on and test how well they are comprehending what they are reading.

  7. Larissa H. –

    Absolutely perfect resource to support one of my ASD pupils. Hope you add more!

  8. Kaarin E. –

    Another solid product from Speechy Musings!

  9. Becky R. –

    another wonderful resource to add to my collection for distance learning

  10. Lindsey C. –

    I found this resource to be very helpful with distance learning. I used some of the annotation features to cover up some of the answers to make it more challenging for students after they practiced a few with the word bank available. It works great!

  11. Howdy SLP –

    This is a great resource that is easy to use and share for practice.

  12. Suzanne C. –

    This is so useful with distance learning. My students like the “interactiveness” of this product. Thank you.

  13. Kelsey Grendzinski –

    My students loved doing this assignment ! This really helped with our life cycle unit, which we will continue to learn about.

  14. Kaitlin N. –

    This resource is awesome for helping students who struggle with understanding how to answer wh-questions. Also love that its fun and interactive with Boom cards!

  15. Amy S. –

    thank you

  16. G V. –

    This is great! I love Boom Cards and I love that you are dedicated to making new materials for us during this distance learning time. The passages are relatable, age-appropriate, and interesting. The format and quality make this product top-notch and fun!

  17. Elizabeth R. –

    Great product! Very interactive for my students!

  18. Tracy R. –

    A good product for a variety of needs. The product maintained student interest. Thank you!

  19. Melissa Andrade –

    Easy to use resource

  20. Christina M. –

    Great activity!

  21. Very Visual SLP –

    Thanks so much for another excellent product!

  22. Pixie Dust Digital Boutique –

    Great resource to target comprehension skills. My students really enjoyed using them!

  23. Trisha M. –

    I can always rely on the quality of your products.

  24. Honey Speech Therapy –

    This resource is so useful during my online therapy sessions with whole-group instruction!

  25. Mister R Speech Room –

    Perfect resource for my Zoom sessions! Thank you!

  26. Maureen M. –

    Great resource for distance learning. Students enjoyed it. Thanks

  27. Shizuka L. –

    This resource is perfect to use during teletherapy with students. It is extremely engaging and fun for the students. They are easily motivated to continue to work on this activity!

  28. Celia D. –

    Good resource to use with both readers and those who have difficulty reading but are able to do some of the reading.

  29. Nicole Slough –

    I felt these were appropriate for my lower students. Will have to get feedback from parents on how it worked.

  30. Marti F. –

    There aren’t very many good resources for working on language skills using text. I have kids with a variety of goals using text as the resource. This is a good option for distance learning. The paper resource has both the matching the question and answer and identical narratives with no answers available to the child. It would be nice to have cards with no matching answers to increase the difficulty level.

  31. Brandi L. –

    Great resource!

  32. Miss Lulu –

    Love these! They have worked well for our online meetings. Thanks!

  33. The Speech Shack –

    Great resource for working on sentences and formulating questions

  34. Lauren M. –

    My students found this easy to use.

  35. Alexandria V. –

    This is great!

  36. Laura S. –

    This is such a great resource for distance learning. The kids liked it and I appreciate how straight forward it is! A few parents commented on how much they liked it! Thanks!!

  37. Just Speechin Around –

    LOVE THIS!

  38. Audrey H. –

    Great resource for working on tricky narrative skills during this time!

  39. Elizabeth M. –

    Excellent resource – thank you!

  40. Hannah D. –

    Such a great resource to target questions and comprehension! Thank you!

  41. Andrea B. –

    This is perfect to use on Zoom or Webex sessions! Love the boom cards.

  42. Elizabeth S. –

    love

  43. Wendy R. –

    Love the new adventure into Boom cards…my 2nd grader students are loving this resource…keeping them engaged over Zoom!

  44. Valerie M. –

    This resource helped me plan for and adjust my lessons and instructional techniques and share educational materials with my students for distance learning. Students enjoyed using the Boom cards.

  45. Tamara C. –

    This has been a great resource to work on my students goals in an easy way online with my students. Thank you so much!

  46. Kathryn S. –

    For those of my students who are working on auditory memory, answering comprehension questions, and reading a passage, it worked great. It would be nice to have a distraction answer or two thrown in to make it more challenging. But a great product overall. Thanks!

  47. Kristine Gulinello –

    Great!

  48. Vocab and Ventis –

    Great resource to work on comprehension!

  49. Kim S. –

    Good producet for the price.

  50. Jamie P. –

    This gave so many opportunities to practice comprehension skills! Awesome!

  51. MAUREEN K. –

    This is perfect for remote instruction!

  52. Lindsay W. –

    This is a great resource for students that are able to respond well to wh-questions and what they ask. I love the prompts that are included as reminders for the various wh-question types. My students were able to provide responses and the set up of the tasks provided the ability for students to self-correct.

  53. Jeanine A. –

    Thank you

  54. Cinnamon T. –

    This resource is perfect for distance learning!

  55. Pamela M. –

    Loved it!

  56. alejandra D. –

    Great resource!

  57. carolyn K. –

    Thank you!!

  58. Susan B. –

    This was wonderful with my students. It is my favorite resource for long distance learning. Thank you!!!

  59. Kathryn R. –

    This product is working well for us in remote learning session and I expect to use it when we return to classroom in the future.

  60. Amy L. –

    This is a great resource! I love it.

  61. Kassandra S. –

    Great practice for identifying key points to answer WH questions.

  62. Breana Orland- Speechercize and Gluten Free –

    Great activity, structured with answer choices on each slide. Would love to see versions with extraneous answers or no answer choices and ability to type in student response.

  63. Joan O. –

    SO helpful with a variety of students. I appreciate your materials – always clear and thorough!

  64. Tatiana G. –

    Super product!

  65. Penelope E. –

    The stories are simple, straightforward, and logical. The visuals are really useful for comprehending various questions. Very useful!

  66. Susan R. –

    Nice passsages and great questions. Easy to use

  67. Kathleen L. –

    I’ve been using this for a couple of weeks and it’s been a great resource to have. I’ve used it for vocabulary, WH questions, reading comprehension, and reading fluency.

  68. Lauren K. –

    great resource

  69. Debbie P. –

    I thought this worked well for distance learning. Well thought out and kids enjoyed it.

  70. Miss Gins –

    Great for distance learning!

  71. Communication Essentials –

    I really like this resource and his has great stimuli. It can be a bit visually cluttered if your student has difficulty with that, or if they are accessing your teletherapy session with a small screen. It works best on a laptop screen, and has some great passages included.

  72. Laura Moyer –

    It was so helpful to have a resource that mirrored a skill we were working on when schools abruptly closed. Using a familiar resource in digital form was a great transitional tool for both my groups an me!!

  73. Kelli W. –

    overpriced and underused

  74. Kimberly H. –

    My students enjoy this!

  75. Heather M. –

    This resource is excellent for teletherapy! My students are really engaged!

  76. Jeni Leigh SLP –

    Love these passages for my older LI students. Very age appropriate, while still being on their level. Fantastic for students working on tablets, phones, or computers.

  77. Nicole D. –

    Perfect for my older students. It kept them engaged and on task.

  78. Jade S. –

    Great resource and it helped students with their goals! They also retained strategies with how to answer questions to carry over to academic work.

  79. Stephanie R. –

    This was a very useful activity for a variety of students.

  80. Molly H. –

    Loved this very thorough resource!

  81. Morgan Johnson –

    Great passage length and love that the answer choices are shown. Overall great resource.

  82. Jenna C. –

    Great resource with graphic organizer

  83. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    My students enjoyed reading short stories and answering questions successfully.

  84. Tess C. –

    Amazing resource to keep kids engaged during this unprecedented time!

  85. Jessica J. –

    Excellent resource!

  86. Michelle D. –

    Good resource, easy to use, interesting

  87. Shelley SLP –

    Amazing resource

  88. Ashley M. –

    You can’t go wrong with any purchase from this seller! Thank you!

  89. Gretchen G. –

    This activity was easy to use and an engaging way to target a variety of skills. Nice resource!

  90. Suzanne C. –

    My students enjoyed the short stories. We read them aloud in shared screen and for some students I would stop sharing screen to see if they could answer the questions without visuals.

  91. Allison C. –

    Great resource for wh questions!

  92. Julie K. –

    My students used this with me over zoom during whole class meetings. The students would take turns reading the passage then we would answer the questions together. It was short enough to keep their attention but had enough information to make it interesting. I could see myself using it for progress monitoring in the future.

  93. Michelle G. –

    This is a great resource to use to address reading comprehension and answering “wh” questions. Students always enjoy using interactive Boom cards. I appreciate that there are both narrative and non-fiction texts.

  94. Sharryse Fraley –

    This is a great resource for my older students who are working on their comprehension skills.

  95. Angela R L. –

    Perfect for distance learning.

  96. Rebecca S. –

    Another great resource. Thank you.

  97. Sarah D. –

    This is a great product for digital learning. Thank you!

  98. Joni C. –

    Good resource.

  99. Corinna D. –

    great resource – thank you!

  100. Teryn L. –

    Easy to use.

  101. Alexandra Nellis –

    I went through this resource on my own before using it when school starts, I think this resource will be very useful to use in my groups in school and in my remote learning sessions whenever that happens! Thank you for putting all of this together!

  102. Aimee M. –

    This has been a fantastic resource for my caseload, both in person and in teletherapy sessions. I love the visual aids over the questions to assist with learning and retention of what each “wh” question is looking for.

  103. Christy P. –

    Great resource! It worked well for my younger junior high students for distance learning.

  104. Kendall L. –

    Great resource for reading comprehension and answering questions based on a story.

  105. julie R. –

    Love this material on so many levels!

  106. Kara J. –

    Fantastic resource! I use the annotate feature to highlight important information in the text and my clients do really well!

  107. Amanda G. –

    This resource was especially helpful for my students in the self-contained classrooms. Thank you!

  108. Melanie N. –

    Great resource! My students really enjoy the BOOM cards!

  109. Corynn H. –

    Great for my language students! Thank you!

  110. Miss B SLP –

    I love Boom Cards, and this is an excellent resource!

  111. Kayla SLP –

    Boom Cards are fabulous for distance learning, and the content in this particular item was exactly what I needed for comprehension.

  112. Cait Beam –

    Great product!

  113. Christy T. –

    I used your printable version of this resource last Spring during school closures and found it super helpful. I’m so glad you made a Boom Card version for distance learning! I like the options to provide answer choices that the student can click and move in order to answer the questions! Thank you. Love your resources!

  114. Sara S. –

    Another great literacy-based activity to do with students who struggle with language comprehension. The texts were fun and kept the students engaged in distance therapy.

  115. Maureen C. –

    Great resource

  116. Kimberly L. –

    I love all of her boom card therapy resources, especially this one for targeting wh questions with my older elementary school-aged students.

  117. Lauren B. –

    My students loved using this resource!

  118. Marcy O. –

    This is great for WH questions!

  119. Amanda D. –

    This has been great for teletherapy!

  120. Amanda S. –

    This resource is great for making the connecting between auditory stories and written stories. My students who have auditory comprehension goals have benefitted from the multiple choice options.

  121. Maya A. –

    During social distancing this has been wonderful for my older elementary kiddos to work on answering WH comprehension questions.

  122. LeighAnne D. –

    I enjoyed using this with mixed groups. Thank you

  123. Specialized Instruction –

    Good Lord, you saved me LOL….made my life so much easier!

  124. Stacey D. –

    Great set of Boom Cards for upper elementary

  125. Kristin Russo –

    Great Resource!

  126. Kellie H. –

    I love that there are answer choices that the student can choose to answer the questions!

  127. Taylor Ballard –

    I have used this resource with one student so far, but he has been engaged and likes the ability to see the answers when answering the questions. It would be cool to have like a level 1 and level 2. If there was the ability to hid the answers or write the answers in for level 2 that would be helpful! Overall, this has been a great resource.

  128. Breanna C. –

    LOVE THIS

  129. Alyssa D. –

    Great resource!

  130. Samantha C. –

    I’m always looking for resources to use with my older students (3rd-5th) and this was definitely one I’m glad I found!

  131. Maria W. –

    This resource is very engaging and I cannot wait to continue with it. My students are very excited.

  132. Collins K. –

    Thank you for this resource. It’s great to use during distance learning.

  133. Maggie S. –

    Such a great resource for targeting WH questions!

  134. Erminia R. –

    Helpful resource to use during tele-therapy!

  135. MICHELLE B. –

    This was a fun way to reciew our reading skills

  136. NY-MD Speechie –

    This is a great resource to have a variety of stories on hand during virtual learning. The answer choices are beneficial for my kids who need them. Thank you!

  137. christy V. –

    Great, engaging product! Thank you!

  138. Julie S. –

    It was a great way to target a specific goal.

  139. Deanna M. –

    Loved these boom cards and so did my students! Thank you!

  140. Shelby K. –

    During distance learning exercises, this resource has been extremely beneficial in aiding me in targeting my patient’s expressive language goals, specifically “wh” questions!

  141. Sara L. –

    The choices help my students to process the question

  142. Alyson T. –

    So helpful to use with distance learning. The visuals are so important and the stories are perfect for my language impaired students.

  143. Heather W. –

    This is another fantastic resource for distance learning!

  144. Sherese J. –

    Excellent Resource

  145. Shelby V. –

    This has been so great to have a quick, no prep activity for virtual therapy! My students have seemed to enjoy it also!

  146. Rose’s Speech Therapy –

    I really enjoyed this purchase.

  147. Michelle R. –

    This resource has been a lifesaver for my older elementary students. I like that there are no pictures, because it was the next step of difficulty that I needed for a handful of my students. The visual on the bottom of each paragraph is perfect and the answer bank has helped them feel successful on a task that they cannot handle independently.

  148. Allison B. –

    Great resource for distance learning!

  149. Courtney B. –

    Great for teletherapy with older students! I love the images that are included in each questions blank! Good amount of passages included! Love that we can use the answer choices or not use them!

  150. Emily M. –

    This was a great lesson for using on my SmartBoard. My students were very engaged, because they enjoy using the SmartBoard vs. completing a worksheet or just talking through an activity together. A great, comprehensive activity per usual! Thanks!

  151. Communication Blooms –

    My students have done really well with this. Having the answer word bank is good for the younger students, but for some of the older students it made it super easy for them and didn’t challenge them quite enough.

  152. Amy G. –

    I love this activity. My students enjoy it too.

  153. Sarah G. –

    This is my favorite product to target language! It is so hard to find stories to use but this has multiple therapy sessions in one place. My students love hearing the “ding” when they get questions right.

  154. Erin T. –

    Love that it has narrative and non-fiction options. My kids love the non-fiction and learning something new! Great resource!

  155. Teresa Stiles –

    I always need more short story activities! This was perfect for distance learning. Especially if the remote access was working!

  156. Olivia C. –

    I love this product so much ! I have basically been spending all of my money on speechy musings products LOL

  157. Tracey B. –

    Thank you.

  158. Kate V. –

    This activity has been GREAT to use with my students working on listening and reading comprehension. I do wish there was an option to HIDE the answers so my students could work on returning to the passage to find the answers when needed. However, for what it is, it’s fantastic and it worked extremely well for distance learning, and now in person learning.

  159. Kris G. –

    Students appeared to like the stories. It would be nice if answers had the option of being hidden, but overall, it is a great resource. It is used for both online and in-person learning.

  160. Amanda P. –

    Your products never disappoint. Thank you!

  161. Remy S. –

    Great activity to keep students engaged!

  162. Sherry M. –

    I love these for distance learning and they have been a go to resource. I love how the questions are broken down and that children get a choice between fiction and non fiction. I also look forward to using these in person.

  163. Kayla B. –

    Perfect for small group independent work! Very challenging!

  164. Jennifer G. –

    Great resource

  165. Gabrielle B. –

    Fabulous resource

  166. Speech City –

    This has been a great resource for my virtual students working on comprehension skills. Love that there are both non-fiction and narrative texts.

  167. Kayla H. –

    Great adaptation into a Boom Card. I love it!

  168. Mary C. –

    It worked well with my student and was engaging.

  169. Carrie L. –

    Great resource. I just wish that you could hide the answers somehow to make it harder for my student who reads well.

  170. Alexis M. –

    My patients loved this activity! Great for in person or teletherapy.

  171. Kyla Z. –

    Such a good skill to practice!

  172. Skye W. –

    I love ALL of her resources, but having them in BOOM card format makes my life SO much easier!!! Great resource AS ALWAYS!

  173. J G. –

    Great digital resource for answering “wh” questions after reading short text.

  174. Kimberly P. –

    I loved using this one on one with remote students.

  175. Tiffany H. –

    This is a great resource, especially with it offering both fiction and non-fiction. I really like using this with my kiddos who stutter, they are great short paragraphs to work on smooth speech. It it also been great for helping with my kiddos who need help in the comprehension area.

  176. Sheryl D. –

    Love this resource for my lower level middle school students and students on the autism spectrum

  177. Lauren S. –

    You always make my favorite products, thank you!

  178. Tara Walsh –

    I use this activity all the time and have recommended it to my fellow SLPs in school. The graphic organizer is great! Sometimes I read the stories aloud to my students, ask them comprehension questions and then have them answer again using the graphic organizer.

  179. Anna S. –

    This is a great activity for reading comprehension and answering questions. Love the choices to scaffold learning. Thank you!

  180. Judi D. –

    This has been a good long distance interactive resource for my kids who have difficulty with wh?

  181. Crystal B. –

    I use this during e-learning with my students with wh-question goals. I love that the visual strategy guide is right on the slide so that I don’t have to use a separate visual. This is one of my go-tos because narrative text and non-fiction texts are used!!

  182. Jessica M. –

    This is a great way to work on reading comprehension and answering WH-questions! My students enjoy being able to drag the correct responses into the box.

  183. Melissa D. –

    My in person kiddos love resources that they can use on the computer. Thank you for making these!

  184. Nancy the SLP –

    The graphic organization of this resource and the explicit teaching of “wh” questions is just what I needed for my students with ASD. Thanks!

  185. Brianna B. –

    This was a great resource for my fourth grader with autism. This is a great resource to keep him engaged in his work while working on his reading comprehension skills.

  186. Laura O. –

    This resource was helpful to use during distance learning.

  187. Jill S. –

    Such a great resource for students moving past the picture scenes. I like that I’m able to use this with all my learners – distance and in-person.

  188. FELICIA E. –

    Love this resource!!

  189. Bilingual Speech and Language –

    I love, love this product!! It is easy and engaging for various students. My students with cognitive disabilities were able to use it with minimal assistance, so it made planning easier for me.

  190. Joanna B. –

    I use this resource every week with my students who are working on comprehension- I love that is has nonfiction and fiction to choose from

  191. Cynthia O. –

    My student was able to complete most of the questions by choosing one of the answers below. She seemed to improve as we went along. It would be best for students with a reading level of 3rd grade or above.

  192. renee T. –

    I have many students who are working on answering wh- questions. This resource is a great way to practice formulating and responding using complete sentences. Love that a digital component has been added, which I have used, as well.

  193. Cassidy G. –

    Thank you so much for this great resource! I love the helpful visuals in the table!

  194. Amber S. –

    Hard to find good reading comprehension activities for distance learning, this was great!

  195. Amy H. –

    Many of my students need practice with Wh questions, this has been helpful.

  196. SLPAideen –

    I love this resource! My only wish was that there was an option to hide the answers… Some of my students need the visual supports and others would be okay without it since they have the text to visually reference. I would still recommend this for any SLP!

  197. Jacqueline I. –

    Great resource

  198. Carli L. –

    Great resource for workshop rotations.

  199. Hannah K. –

    Using with students that are online/distance learning. Easy to use resource, well done

  200. Sarahanne T. –

    This was especially helpful for older students as they found the setup really engaging!

  201. Evelyn P. –

    This is a resource I continue to use it weekly. I pull it out as a warm up or toward the end of a session, so it lasts! The written cues provide just enough help for those who need it. The short story are just long enough and interesting enough to keep students focused.

  202. Alice Wong –

    Great product

  203. Amber A. –

    I LOVE that this includes nonfiction texts as well as fiction! What a great resource for teletherapy!

  204. Alexis E. –

    This is a great resource for targeting WH questions and literacy. My only suggestion would be to have a way to cover up the answers because some of my students were just reading the answers not actually answering the questions! A great go-to resource!

  205. Teri B. –

    I use this with my language teletherapy students. It’s very helpful for students who need visual and/or verbal cues to answer questions.

  206. Kelsey B. –

    Great resource for teletherapy.

  207. Janel M. –

    Great resource!

  208. Lana M. –

    This is a great way to practice comprehension and answering wh questions!

  209. Dana C. –

    good

  210. Laura N. –

    This activity provides great print support for my readers. I used this to teach my students how to use the text to answer WH questions.

  211. Kathleen A. –

    Great resource!!

  212. Heather Miller –

    This resource is so good for WH questions and simple story retell. I love the passages and the good questions that are asked. One thing that might be nice is having an option that allows you to hide the answers to the questions – it would add a whole new level of difficulty.
    This is a great resource. Thank you!

  213. Taste Buds –

    I love this resource! I use it all the time. So easy to use and the passages are not too short but still have good content in them.

  214. Julia D. –

    So cute, I needed this!

  215. Kaitlyn D. –

    Perfect for working on comprehension with my students during distance learning.

  216. Margaret M. –

    This is an amazing product! I am providing telepractice services remotely from home and the students are always engaged in this activity. I use it regularly as a part of each session with grades 2 and 3 and it is so helpful. I had my principal drop in to observe and he noted that he liked how I gave the students a choice of narrative or non fiction and how the technology allowed me to support the students in an activity that tied in with core curriculum and literacy. The students loved being able to choose (they chose to learn about orcas!). Thank you!

  217. Cassandra S. –

    Great resource!

  218. Connie M. –

    Great!!!!

  219. SLP Classroom Resources –

    Thank you for this great product.

  220. Margaret P. –

    The students loved this and did well with the sequence and structure of the cards. The parents also stated that their children really liked it.

  221. Jessica S. –

    Loved this resource!

  222. Alexandra E. –

    Love this for my upper elementary and middle school kids!

  223. Rosanne Sinatra –

    Use it ALL the time! Great resource for progress monitoring!

  224. Mary B. –

    This was exactly what I needed for my students to complete for guided practice.
    These were also easy for the parents to do with them in the home setting.
    One of my favorite purchases!!

  225. Tori E. –

    This resource helps my students pick out key details fb organize their thoughts!

  226. Jamie D. –

    Great for tele therapy!

  227. Amy H. –

    I love these Boom cards. I have used them with a variety of students to target word and sentence structures as well as answering questions.

  228. cinthia J. –

    This is a great resource! It is easy to use and includes multiple opportunities to practice.

  229. Krystal R. –

    Great resource to review what type of answers go with each wh- question!

  230. Rosemary R. –

    This is a good resource for students to work with longer paragraph text, but who still need significant supports such as an answer bank.

  231. Erin W. –

    Thank you. This was engaging for my students.

  232. Melissa P. –

    Great activity for students of older ages that require the necessary supports to be able to answer questions.

  233. Rachel H. –

    THIS IS GREAT!

  234. Anne H. –

    My students enjoyed this resource.

  235. Brianne H. –

    Such a great resource – love the different levels and the help on explaining each type of WH question. Thank you!

  236. Michele Brasher –

    Such a helpful resource!

  237. Hillary S. –

    Great holiday resource for distance learning!!!

  238. taylor S. –

    Engaging, easy to use, and fun for the students!

  239. Lauren U. –

    SOOOO helpful to have the visuals ready for my students! Thank you so much!

  240. Alissa B. –

    Great resource!

  241. Emily Hughes –

    I thought this resource was great. I wish there was a bit more differentiation in the stories to target different levels, but overall the students were engaged in the activity. I like how the answers were a little scattered so they had to focus more and find the answer.

  242. Monica S. –

    Great visuals! Thank you!

  243. Alison H. –

    These are great for my speech students who are virtual and my in-person students

  244. Nancy B. –

    This is one of the best activities I have purchased. It is great for scaffolding WH questions from paragraphs. Students enjoy the stories. I like that it includes fiction and nonfiction. The included visual supports for question types are very helpful for students.

  245. Carly D. –

    These were perfect activities for my students while distance-learning that needed a little higher listening con tent. The only thing is I wish there was a version that didn’t have the multiple-choice answers to promote independent answering without cues. No big deal though! Thank you so much for this.

  246. Laura S. –

    A simple resource to use and my students found it a great way to practice finding information in a text quickly.

  247. Tori J. –

    I have used this resource so much and have still not used all of the short stories. This is a resource I continue to go back to on a weekly basis to use with my clients working on comprehension.

  248. SydneyE –

    Such a great resource! The topics are engaging and my student’s love the visual cues. I do wish there was an option to hide the multiple choice answers to make it a bit more challenging but it’s still a great tool.

  249. Hildy G. –

    This is a great resource to use virtually with a student, exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

  250. Fiona E. –

    Very engaging

  251. Claire T. –

    Great resource for comprehension questions!

  252. Lisa J. –

    I like how I have never seen any errors on Speechy Musings work.

  253. Kristen N. –

    Great resource to target my students goals.

  254. Carissa F. –

    I love everything Speechy Musings creates – but this is a great, quick go to resource for online therapy (no-prep!). Works great for targeting WH-questions and reading comprehension goals.

  255. Rising Sun Speech –

    Thank you for this resource! I absolutely love it!

  256. Katherine Routen –

    I have used this resource already so many times with my students that struggle with reading comprehension. This is a great resource for those that are not quite independent with answering wh- questions and need answer choices.

  257. Sarah P. –

    This resource has been invaluable during remote learning.

  258. Shireen G. –

    Super appropriate for middle school clients! Love how easy it was to plan and execute therapy with this!

  259. The Speech Room LLC L. –

    This is worth every penny! Great for student struggling with reading comprehension. A must have for teletherapy session with Gen Ed students.

  260. Kelly E. –

    I love the format of this product! Great for virtual learning!

  261. Michele S. –

    This is a great resource to provide practice for my students.

  262. Dara W. –

    Great resource for virtual students.

  263. Teach with Mee by Ashley Mee –

    Great resource!

  264. Nicolette K. –

    I liked this resource and enjoyed the stories that were included.

  265. Susan C. –

    I used this activity once with a second grader. It was very engaging and we were able to cover many of her IEP goals for comprehension and vocabulary. Thank you!

  266. Chelsea N. –

    Love the drag and drop feature – the picture cues are great and I love the non-fiction options! I’ve been able to tie these in with themes with my social skills groups that have lead to great conversations – we just used the zoo paragraph, watched a zoo live cam, and practiced conversational turn taking and asking about favorite animals, etc. Thank you!

  267. Nicole N. –

    These Boom Cards were easy to use with my distance learners and effective!

  268. Carla W. –

    Wonderfully organized and clear layout…THANKS!

  269. Kristin Gomez –

    I loved this!

  270. Brittany D. –

    This has been so helpful and useful with so many of my groups! I definitely recommend adding this resource to your collection!

  271. Denise B. –

    I have used this with groups who are working on WH that need the support of being able to see the answers. When I use it for distance learning, I can black out some of the answers to make it more difficult for groups that are ready for this. It would be great it there was a way to cover or “hide” certain responses or all responses to all a level of difficulty. I have been able to achieve this by blacking out answers. I have to do this quickly though, so the kids do not see the answers first. So, a faster way to conceal answers would be great. I still use it all the time and have found it very useful.

  272. Valentina P. –

    Great resource, the content is great and the layout of the material itself is easy to understand. My students enjoy being able to place the correct item over each question.

  273. Mary J. –

    I just discovered Boom cards and my kids love getting on and “playing” . They are great.

  274. Sheetal Nair –

    Good resource!

  275. Elizabeth V. –

    I am so glad I found these! They are challenging enough for my older students and the wh-question review is very helpful for them.

  276. Lauren G. –

    I literally use this everyday with my in-person and remote students! I love how diverse the texts are in topic and content. Thank you! So easy to use!

  277. Allison H. –

    This is a great resource!

  278. Alyssa Y. –

    Excellent speech therapy resource!

  279. adventures in ACP –

    I love this for working on reading comprehension independently – thank you!!

  280. Amber B. –

    I love these boom cards! I have been looking for reading comprehension activities to do with my students and I found this and it has worked so well.

  281. Hannah C. –

    I’ve used this resource the most often of all my teletherapy resources

  282. Jessica S. –

    Love the low prep and easy-to-use online activities.

  283. Audrey P. –

    My students have enjoyed the reading passages provided and the interactive element.

  284. Having Our Say –

    My students loved this and it was easy to use,

  285. Christina B. –

    Thank You!

  286. Jennifer Thomas –

    This was an amazing resource to use with my students on the spectrum. I️ have several grade levels and this worked perfectly for all of them. Easy to access and use.

  287. Jessica Lewandoski –

    Great resource!

  288. Michelle M. –

    Great activity to use during therapy session.

  289. Alyssa K. –

    This provided a great level of support. I loved the stories and format of this resource.

  290. SLP Companions –

    This is a great resource that I’ve used all year with my students. Very well put together!

  291. All Around Speech –

    I really loved this resource! It has all wh- question types on each screen, it’s great, I don’t have to make up any questions about the stories and it was such a great visual activity for my students!

  292. Wendi W. –

    This is a good resource for helping students who struggle with answering WH-Questions.

  293. Jade M. –

    A great low-prep option! It’s nice that the questions and responses are already there for me and my students. So far, they have been engaged with this resource.

  294. Sandra Ramirez –

    Great way to work on comprehension, responding to questions given choices, identifying unfamiliar vocabulary, and retelling short stories!

  295. Carolyn S. –

    A great low-prep activity! I used for retelling and working on vocabulary as well.

  296. Amanda L. –

    The hands-on ability helps engage my students. I like the multiple choice options.

  297. Heather E. –

    Great resource and I’ve used to target several goals. Would be great to have leveled options.

  298. Paola T. –

    Such a great low prep activity to use!

  299. Amber Koutnik –

    Great for distance learning!

  300. Breah B. –

    Great!

  301. Michelle G. –

    great resource.

  302. Wendy Parikh –

    I use this resource with my in-person and remote students. It is very dynamic and engaging.

  303. Rachel Jones –

    Great for differentiating between question types

  304. Elizabeth H. –

    This provided great practice for my students while engaging in distance learning.

  305. Shelby S –

    Thank you!

  306. Taylor Block –

    Great resource for working on story comprehension when teaching remotely!

  307. Michaela B. –

    I enjoyed using this resource with my older students who are working on comprehension skills. I like that there are answer choices, which makes it easier for the students who feel comfortable reading. Thanks for a great resource!

  308. Leah R. –

    LOVE THIS ACTIVITY!!!! Highly recommend.

  309. kristina P. –

    very helpful during distance learning!

  310. Natalie M. –

    Great resource! It is engaging and targets skills my students need. They love practicing and taking turns sliding the correct answers over.

  311. Tiffany H. –

    This is an easy to use resource that helps students break down answering wh- questions appropriately. The boom deck makes it very easy to use and the students enjoy it as well.

  312. Adriana S. –

    My students loved it.

  313. Julia Libeskind –

    Easy to use, high interest stories. Easily adaptable for virtual or in-person learning.

  314. Ms. Em’s Exceptional Ed –

    Great resource for special education! Thank you!

  315. Your Words Matter –

    My students really like using the iPad and Apple Pen as opposed to pencil and paper, this is a great way to get them engaged!

  316. Noble Speech Therapy –

    I wish there was an option for fill in the blank answers as well as the multiple choice. Some of my kids just figure out the answer using the question word- not because they actually knew the answer. BUT I just cover up the answers, so I get around it.

  317. Cassandra W. –

    Excellent resource that I’ve used during so many sessions!

  318. Tammy Agria –

    I purchased this for one student in particular and it has more than delivered. Using this resource, I was able to show the student mastered the skill, not just the previously used stories.

  319. TheSpeechSpace –

    This is a great resource for my many students working on answering wh- questions from short stories! The stories are interesting and the wh- questions are already ready to go! I appreciate that there are non-fiction texts too, since some of my students struggle more with these texts.

  320. Katherine K. –

    I love that the passages have the WH questions visuals.

  321. Synergize Learning Resources –

    My student really enjoyed the format of this activity, and even requested we do more of it! I enjoyed that there were numerous texts, reduced my prep time dramatically.

  322. Kristi J. –

    thanks! great resource

  323. Nanette C. –

    Like all of your resources, this one does not disappoint! It is perfect for my virtual sessions and very comprehensive.

  324. Kharyl B. –

    A great no-prep activity. The texts and visual supports are great for school-age!

  325. Rachel H. –

    Great product! Easy to use and the right level of difficulty for my students.

  326. Christy T. –

    My students were engaged while using this resource.

  327. The Curly SLP –

    This is a great tool, I love using it with my students!

  328. Elizabeth G. –

    Super helpful resource during virtual therapy! Happy to have this in my therapy “toolbox” and hope to use it more often!

  329. Amanda Hadley Harriss –

    I use this product all the time! It is easy to implement and my students “get it” right away. Very helpful for the kids who have difficulty grasping this concept.

  330. Chelsea W. –

    Thanks!

  331. Crystal L. –

    Great resource

  332. Jenna L. –

    I use this resource with students who have mastered simple, stand-alone wh questions and need continued practice with questions from a text.

  333. Veronica O. –

    Great resource and is one of my go to’s.

  334. Jody F. –

    Love this resource!

  335. Martha R. –

    Enjoyed all of the stories- I wish there was a way to hide some of the answers as some of them get answered by default as being the last answer choice!

  336. Jamie H. –

    This was a great resource to assign my online kiddos through Google classroom. We loved the instant feedback. Overall, very decent resource! Will continue to utilize in the classroom.

  337. Megan C. –

    Great!!

  338. The Confident Communicators –

    use it weekly

  339. Amber Caddy –

    This was a good way to work on answering “wh” questions from stories with older students.

  340. River City Speech –

    This has been a helpful resource for teaching comprehension. We practice breaking down the question to figure out what it is actually asking, searching for evidence in the text, and then answering the question. I do wish there was a version that had no answer choices, but I just use annotation tools onscreen to cover them up.

  341. Lauren P. –

    This is a wonderful resource to use when teaching ‘wh’ questions from short narratives. My students found the short stories engaging.

  342. LaRita R. –

    I have used this boom lesson several times and it’s so helpful with the visual cues to help the student know what box the response belongs in and as they level up you can remove the cues. It’s a great group activity on the smart board

  343. Elizabeth B. –

    Love the paragraph topics and the visuals to assist students. I have to break it down to 2-3 sentences at a time for many of my students, but we add length ask their skills grow.

  344. Sunny Side Up Speech –

    Wonderful resource! Everything from Speech Musings is amazing!

  345. Raquel R. –

    Love the product. I have been using this with students at many different ability levels. My students also really like that the resource has picture cues to help.

  346. Paige C. –

    Great resource for working in wh-questions, which a lot of my students struggle with!

  347. Allie B Little Shop –

    This is a great resource and my students enjoyed all aspects! Thank you for your time and effort!

  348. Christina B. –

    This was a wonderful help during virtual learning! Thank you!!

  349. Heather S. –

    It is 2023 and I am still obsessed with boomcards, my students love them too.

  350. Kristina S. –

    this was a great activity for reading and auditory comprehension. The stories were the perfect length to target each one of my students goals.

  351. Kristi Champagne –

    Great resource for distance speech therapy sessions.

  352. Brooke L. –

    This resource is great for students working on WH questions! I love how it is interactive, provides multiple choices, and visual cues to remind the students what the different questions are asking.

  353. Shaden C. –

    This has helped my students and I will continue to use it.

  354. Courtney L. –

    This resource has been great for my teletherapy sessions. Love how many stories are included.

  355. Natalie G. –

    Such a helpful resource! definitely supported my students address their goal.

  356. Emily B. –

    Perfect for in-class and distance learning! Students still love using Boom cards and the no-prep is awesome!

  357. Moriah H. –

    Great for using with TT and in person. Great overall!

  358. Jennifer S. –

    My students enjoyed this resource, students were engaged. I would recommend

  359. Angela G. –

    Great resource for working on all the different types of WH questions, given a short paragraph. Narrative and non-fiction passages!

  360. Laura L. –

    A great resource that I could use on my Promethean Board with a variety of my students on my caseload – thanks!

  361. Allison Bohlmeyer –

    This is a great resource to use in the speech therapy setting. I’ve used individually and small group.

  362. Heidi T. –

    Good activity for the WH questions. student used during morning work in groups.

  363. Kristy C. –

    A love the structure and visual of this resource. The students have the visual/prompt about each question type and they can drag the answer to the correct spot. A great way to target comprehension.

  364. Paige G. –

    This was a great resource to have for our clients during covid lockdowns.

  365. Karla H. –

    This was a great and engaging resource to use with my students of varying abilities!

  366. stacey F. –

    These are good for use when working digitally with students.

  367. Jade P. –

    Great resource to support transitioning youth and young adults 🙂

  368. Patricia F. –

    Engaging and Effective Learning Tool

    I really enjoyed using this set of Boom Cards because it was engaging, colorful, and easy to navigate. The interactive features kept my student’s attention, and the content was just right for practicing key skills. It provided instant feedback and made learning fun. I highly recommend it!

  369. Cherise F. –

    Great to use

    This resource is great. Kept my students engaged!

  370. Natalia S. –

    Great for ‘wh’ questions!

    Great Boom Cards for practicing WH questions from short texts. Perfect for speech therapy and teletherapy.

  371. Hailey N. –

    Great Visual WH Questions!

    For some of my students who prefer virtual options, this is an awesome option!

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