Target functional spatial concepts and prepositions using REAL PICTURES in this completely digital activity!
Three file formats are included: Boom Cards™️, Google Slides™️ and PowerPoint™️. Each file progresses in difficulty and is over 200 pages long.
The spatial concepts targeted in this resource are:
in, on, up, down, under, out, next to, off, between, on top, bottom, in front, behind, over, above, through, and into.
Every page asks your student to formulate a sentence containing a spatial concept to describe a picture.
Each spatial concept is targeted individually, by itself, in its own section. This allows you to provide a variety of examples of the same concept back to back (to back!). There are approximately 10 pictures/examples for each concept, however the number varies from 8-17 (other than ‘into’ which has 6 examples).
This resource includes four differentiated levels as follows:
Level 1: Drag-and-drop color-coded icons with visuals.
Level 2: Drag-and-drop black icons onto a color-coded sentence strip.
Level 3: Drag-and-drop text boxes with words and color-coded lines. You can edit these words.
Level 4: Color-coded lines you can type above.
Note: The same pictures/questions repeat between each of the levels. All that changes is how the student responses (icons vs words vs editable text box).
And YES! You can move around the icons within this resource! That means you can delete them from pages and copy/paste them between pages (to add incorrect word choices, for example).
To watch a short, 3 minute video tour of a resource similar to this one, click here!
If you want to learn more about how and why I target spatial concepts and prepositions in therapy, check out my recent blog post all about it!
Or, click here to learn more about targeting syntax skills in your speech and language therapy sessions.
Here’s some reasons why other SLPs have loved this resource:
♥ ”I have never purchased a product from you that I did not love! This is so engaging for the students. Thanks so much!” – Debra S.
♥ ”I love ALL of the sentence slider products! These have been my go to for so many students working on sentence formulation and it is so helpful to have the levels for differentiation. My students really enjoy the activities.” – Deborah E.
♥ ”This resource provided an organized and systematic way to target a huge variety of concepts. I saw the students on my caseload make a lot of progress with their understanding and use of concepts. Great pictures!” – Annie B.
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Dana K. –
Perfect for my early language learners!
Joy I. –
I use this with my preschool and K students and they love the drag-and-drop format. Each spatial concept gets its own section with about 10 examples which is perfect for repetition without being boring. Over 200 pages of content is a ton of material.
Leslie Goldman –
Great for prepositions practice.
Teresa I. –
The progression in difficulty is really well thought out. I start with simple concepts like in and on and then move to between and behind. Having Boom Cards, Google Slides and PowerPoint means I can use it no matter what platform my school uses.
Stacy U. –
LOVE the real pictures in this!