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Who and Where Questions Around the Community Boom Cards

$5

(234 customer reviews)

This deck targets who questions and where questions using community helpers and places around the community.

This deck targets who questions and where questions using community helpers and places around the community.

There’s two separate sections of this deck so you can choose which question type you want to target. ⁠There are 13 cards in each section with a total of 27 cards.

Each card includes 6 answer choices at the bottom that you can drag and drop into the sentence above it to answer the “who” or “where” question.

Because these are Boom Cards, they work really well for teletherapy or digital speech therapy. You can read more about Boom cards below or on their website.

Please note regarding Boom Cards:

To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with “Fast Pins,” (play provides instant feedback for self-grading Boom Cards). Fast Play is always a free way for students to engage with Boom Cards decks. For additional assignment options you’ll need a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account. Read here for details: http://bit.ly/BoomTrial.

Boom Learning and Boom Cards are the trademarks of Boom Learning Inc. Used with permission.

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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234 reviews for Who and Where Questions Around the Community Boom Cards

  1. Christine H. –

    Speechy Musings does it again. I love all her materials! Great material for working with students during school closures. This was wonderful for students trying to answer questions on AAC devices.

  2. Rosaura I. –

    Such a great product! This is just what I needed 🙂

  3. Amy T. –

    This is a fun and motivating resource! I love that there are so many possible answers, so the student really has to think about the best answer.

  4. Gina C. –

    Really easy to use. Kept my kiddos busy describing people and places in community via video conference for up to a half hour they loved it.

  5. Nora M. –

    This was a terrific resource to use with my students for distance learning. Having the pictures color coded really help with explanation and choice. Thank you for all your hard work.

  6. Sylvia H. –

    Thank you so much! this a very helpful resource!

  7. Alison K. –

    This is a versatile resource, and I appreciate that it includes both who and where questions and has a community focus. These questions are functional, and the multiple response pictures allow for easy differentiation and prompting as needed.

  8. Nicole P. –

    This is a great resource to use to target “wh” questions.

  9. Estee SLP –

    Perfect for targeting WH questions and sentence formulation.

  10. Empowering Speech Services –

    Love this resource!

  11. Shannon P. –

    Very helpful resource! Can be visually overwhelming at times for certain students, but can block off the WHO, WHAT, WHERE columns to focus on one at a time.

  12. Kay B. –

    Great resource!

  13. Farah Lyn G. –

    Perfect resource for my little ones working on who, what, and where questions.

  14. Patricia C. –

    I’ve been using this resource for students with WH question ad syntax goals. The images keep kids engaged and learning. I plan on using this as an alternative to my WH question book by Speechy Musings when school resumes.

  15. Shelley E. –

    Another great resource!

  16. Sweet Speech Suite –

    Perfect teletherapy resource!

  17. Tracey N. –

    Another great resource

  18. Rachel Nordbeck –

    This resource is great for teletherapy and as homework.

  19. Kim K. –

    Thank you for another awesome resource Shannon!

  20. Katelyn D. –

    Great resource! Clear visuals. Not only perfect for answering WH questions, but perfect for expanding utterances!

  21. Gail V. –

    Totally engaging! Thank you for tirelessly providing us with awesome resources!

  22. Lindsay R. –

    This was helpful resource to teach community members and where they work. I would not recommend for students who are overwhelmed by several choices.

  23. Speech Treat –

    This is such a great activity! I used it to not only help students discriminate between the “wh” question types as well as expanding utterances.

  24. Granting Communication –

    Your boom card releases have been a life saver during teletherapy!!! Thank you for all you are doing.

  25. SLP Madness –

    Very happy with this resource to use via teletherpay. thanks

  26. Sara’s Speech Spot –

    great question resource!

  27. nathasia A. –

    loved using this resources for my morning work and speech therapy , working on expanding her vocabulary and sentences. your products are just amazing and very helpful, i will continue to purchase

  28. Julianne K. –

    This is such a great resource for my younger students to work on “who” and “where” questions. It’s also interactive which is engaging for my students.

  29. Courtney W. –

    This has been a great tool during distance learning

  30. Caitlin M. –

    Loved these cards for my at home learners. The questions are simple enough to keep it from being too challenging!

  31. Miranda H. –

    It was easy to use for teletherapy!

  32. Krista K. –

    This was really useful to teach who questions. I think my students enjoyed using these boom cards.

  33. Jessica O. –

    Fun resource that my students enjoy learning from!

  34. Anita B. –

    Great for teletherapy sessions!

  35. Cienna B. –

    This has been very useful to target who and where questions, community helper vocabulary, and using complete sentences. This has been a great resource to use during distance learning!

  36. Peg Hutson – SLP Resources –

    During remote learning, the Boom Learning card decks have been a lifesaver. These deck was useful as a whole-class activity using the Zoom platform.

  37. Jennifer S. –

    Great activity loved the visuals to support!

  38. Annie R. –

    This was a cute, motivating, educational activity

  39. Elizabeth R. –

    Great product!

  40. Melissa Maloney –

    Great content and just what I was looking for!!

  41. Rachel Z. –

    Great resource!

  42. Abigail C. –

    This was a great simple activity for WH questions. The boom cards were super easy to use for teletherapy. I loved that it stuck with one theme (community helpers).

  43. Language Encounters –

    Love this! Thanks!

  44. Ogadinma O. –

    Great resource!

  45. Adept AAC –

    Always great stuff from this seller!

  46. Gail M. –

    Great resource!! I hve used this in Teletherapy visit and in direct therapy. Very engaging

  47. Barbara R. –

    Very helpful! The kids really enjoyed the activities.

  48. Amber R. –

    Another great resource to share with families.

  49. Kaarin E. –

    Thank you again! These will be so helpful from my virtual therapy room or even in person.

  50. SLP Roundup –

    This is a great resource for distance learning. The visuals are clear and I love that the questions are relevant to the community.

  51. Seldom Speechless –

    Great, functional activity! Interactive and engaging!

  52. Corinna W. –

    Amazing Resource!!!

  53. Tara J. –

    Kids loved this and it was so easy to use during distance learning

  54. Jessica W. –

    This is a great, easy to understand boom card deck. The visuals are good and I like the field of 5-6 choices.

  55. Jacklyn H. –

    I love boom cards! But resource brought my Boom Card experience to a higher level. This was a great resource for practicing and reinforcing instruction about answering who and what questions for my student who do not always “pay attention” to the question type! Thank for this easy to use and highly usable resource.

  56. Susan H. –

    Would love to see this expanded! My older students soon tired of the activity despite not being very accurate on completion.

  57. Michelle L. –

    Great resource for distance learning. Great simple activity to work on WHO and WHERE questions with community helpers.

  58. Michelle R. –

    This resource has really helped some students who were struggling with ‘who’ questions. I also love that we can address ‘where’ as well. Add it to your toolbox!

  59. Sarah H. –

    My younger students enjoyed the community helper theme.

  60. Alisha S. –

    Thank you for an awesome product. I appreciate that all the visual choices are either all people (for WHO) or all places for (WHERE) which has helped my students really look and think at each choice before they answer the question.

  61. Sheila S. –

    Thank you for another easy to use resource! I used this as part of Distance Learning but I also plan to use it during in-person therapy. My students think it’s a game and don’t realize that they are working and learning, perfect for my preschoolers!

  62. Joan O. –

    Super helpful and thorough -thanks.

  63. Katelyn W. –

    A great activity to incorporate with community helpers unit or address who and where questions!

  64. Samantha C. –

    Great resource for distance learning! Interactive so the kids are engaged and a fun way to work on expanding sentences.

  65. Danielle C. –

    This kept my busy kindergarten students in front of the screen to use during distance learning!

  66. Erin H. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  67. Kevin Torrez –

    Great resource!

  68. Kila M. –

    Loved it!

  69. Erica A. –

    Thank you!

  70. Beth R. –

    Great resource for distance learning. Digital lessons are engaging for students, easy to use and lesson my prep time!

  71. Corina G. –

    The pictured choices are awesome. It makes this resource versatile.

  72. Ashley M. –

    Great resource!

  73. Katrina S. –

    A wonderful resource. Please make more like this! I would buy more – I especially love ones that don’t have too much of a theme that can be used across situations. Thanks so much! I love these and have found them so helpful to get students to understand the specifics of wh questions. Thank you!

  74. Ailyn Z. –

    I absolutely loved these!

  75. Danielle V. –

    This was an easy resource to use in virtual sessions, as well as send to parents for home practice!

  76. Mallory S. –

    So great for working on basic syntax, comprehension, and answering who/where questions! The community theme is very functional, too! I like that this resource can be used year-round.

  77. littlespeechthings –

    Great resource to use through telepractice!

  78. Cristi J. –

    Great interactive resource for virtual therapy. Students are given five choices to drag and drop so may be more difficult for younger students or those having significant difficulties with “who/where” questions.

  79. Molly R. –

    Absolutely loved this for my whole caseload for distance learning!

  80. Stephanie T. –

    I love this resource for my younger kiddos, it is great for expanding utterances and vocabulary. All of my students enjoy how interactive it is.

  81. Dayna Jones –

    Great activity for distance learning and in-person learning! Thank you for creating these as BOOM cards!

  82. jodi M. –

    good product. kept students engaged.

  83. Corynn H. –

    Great and interactive for remote learning!

  84. Carolyn B. –

    So helpful for teletherapy. I know anything from Speechy Musings is high quality,

  85. Kimberly L. –

    Awesome resource for teaching basic “wh” questions!

  86. Melissa W. –

    I love that there are now boom cards to supplement the wh- packets that Shannon created!

  87. Emily L. –

    This has been my GO TO resource for teaching WHO and WHERE questions! The kids enjoy it too.

  88. Debra B. –

    Love all of Speechy Musings materials! Pictures and graphics are engaging and look professional. My students were successful using the visuals.

  89. Amy L. –

    This resource is so awesome for using with families. It really made the distance learning with asynchronous activities a lot easier.

  90. Amy E. –

    Beautifully made!

  91. Jessica N. –

    Love these boom cards! Love the images too

  92. Laura C. –

    Love all your products! I wish they all came with a boom card version! This is perfect for working on Wh questions as well as targeting many other language skills!

  93. Julie S. –

    The product was easy to use and straight forward.

  94. ANGIE M. –

    Love all the visuals. It really helps the students understand how to answer the question.

  95. Rebecca Overmier –

    Still useful information for some of my high school students! thank you!

  96. Speak Boutique –

    This resource is so easy to use during distant learning!

  97. Raquel R. –

    Great resource!

  98. Lisa D. –

    Visuals worked perfectly for my students!

  99. Shayna Nelson –

    Great resource for working on community helpers/persons. Some of the “who” individuals were hard for my kids as they are people they are not used to seeing/interacting with, so it took some explaining. Overall, another great resource, thank you!

  100. Julie S. –

    Great resource with amazing resources!

  101. Allison B. –

    Great resource for distance learning! My students love how interactive it is.

  102. Meagan K. –

    Great reinforcement for recognition of community places and helpers!

  103. Shiela L. –

    Speechy musings has one of the best resources that helps me with my son. Thank you so much for making resources like these. It’s always helpful and incredibly amazing.?

  104. Danielle D’Andrea –

    My students enjoy this resource. I skip or scaffold the question differently, based on ability levels, but overall the students love it!

  105. K B –

    Enabled me to provide successful, engaging therapy during remote learning.

  106. Erin Proffit –

    Great visuals and structure.

  107. stephanie R. –

    Nice resource for teaching who and where questions.

  108. Alyssa Y. –

    I have liked this way of showing my students to answer questions from pictures using complete sentences. Also, practicing describing pictures has been helpful.

  109. melissa M. –

    LOVE THIS! Simple and effective! I also bought the What and Where one!

  110. Teaching Miss T –

    awesome resource!! thank you so much!!

  111. Remy S. –

    Great activity to keep students engaged!

  112. Uma M. –

    Very useful resource ! My students enjoyed it.

  113. Karin F. –

    Great resource

  114. Zoe H. –

    Great resource!

  115. Danielle G. –

    My students love these boom cards!

  116. Tracy C. –

    Enjoyed the resource.

  117. Jennifer H. –

    Love how it breaks apart the question types “who” and “where” so that you can establish that “who is for a person” and “where is for a place.” My students loved it!

  118. Kayla H. –

    Great resource for distance learning

  119. Sheetal Nair –

    Great for independent work as well.

  120. Kristen S. –

    This is well thought out and easy to use!

  121. Caitlin K. –

    This was a great structured resource for practicing question skills!

  122. Kimberly P. –

    I loved using this one on one with remote students.

  123. Jen B the SLP –

    I used this with my self contained kids to help them understand the function of asking these types of questions and how a response that is complete can give a lot more information.

  124. Tracy R. –

    I appreciate the resource. Easy to use. Thank you!

  125. Nicole M. –

    Great distance learning resource. Thank you!

  126. Kelsey B. –

    Love this resource!

  127. Jeannine E. –

    These cards are great for targeting multiple language skills. I love your Boom Cards!

  128. Allison C. –

    Great resource and keeps my students engaged!

  129. Randi O. –

    Fun and engaging activity to work on learning about and answering “who” and “where” questions! I love all of Speechy Musings resources – especially her wh-questions ones!

  130. renee T. –

    I have many students working on developing their skills to answer wh- questions. Students are always motivated by using Boom Cards. Love the graphics.

  131. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    This resource was fabulous at the beginning of the school year for students to share information about themselves.

  132. Paula C. –

    Used this resouce for expanding MLU.

  133. Jessica S. –

    Students find this activity very engaging! The visuals are also great!

  134. Lisa J. –

    Excellent

  135. Joseph U. –

    Great resource for my students with ASD. The visuals and answer choices are great. Thanks so much.

  136. LeighAnne D. –

    This was an engaging activity with my students. They enjoyed answering questions with this product. thank you.

  137. Theresa G. –

    Great for distance learning, I even plan to continue to use this on the iPad once we begin in person learning again.

  138. Kara Clark Hartshorne –

    I used this for in person as well as remote therapy. It was engaging.

  139. Stephanie S. –

    This resource is great to target wh questions and expanding utterances. It is also useful in teaching about less familiar places. Thank you!

  140. Noor H. –

    Literally my go-to activity when it comes to WH-Questions! Such a great activity that my kids really seem to enjoy!

  141. Elizabeth M. –

    Great resource! Love the sentence strips!

  142. Alice Wong –

    Great material! My students love it!

  143. Sarah B. –

    Love the versatility of this product.

  144. Jessica Allen –

    Love this resource for WH questions!

  145. Audra G. –

    This resource is engaging! A new way to target wh- questions.

  146. Alisha L. –

    Great questions

  147. Jacqueline R. –

    This product is nice and comprehensive! I do have to modify for some of my students but other than that it has been helpful in addressing WH-Questions!

  148. Caitlin V. –

    It has been great to talk about the community during a time when my students have been at home so much. The questions have a lot of options but that gives us a lot to talk about.

  149. Lauren Lockwood –

    I love the Community-based focus for these questions, it is so pertinent to my older students!

  150. Corie Mardeusz –

    This is a great resource!

  151. Kayla G. –

    My students enjoy any BOOM card activity. I loved that my students had a chance to answer receptively and then add in the expressive component as well.

  152. Speech Bum –

    I love using this resource with my clients. Thank you is an understatement!

  153. Mary R. –

    Fun and engaging activity to target comprehension of “wh” questions and sentence formulation.

  154. Bailey P. –

    great resource

  155. Julianne B. –

    This resource was helpful to incorporate into my Word of the Week (Core Word) unit.

  156. Deborah K. –

    This activity works great for distance learning. I also use it with in-person students and they really love it. the amount of cards makes it last for at least two days which helps with planning.

  157. Rachel P. –

    My students engaged well with the activity and I was able to target many receptive and expressive goals.

  158. Katharine I. –

    My students enjoyed this activity! Thank you!

  159. Sara T. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  160. Paige B SLP –

    I like this, but there are a few too many answer choices. Using it in person is fine because you can use your hand and cover up some of the options, but virtually it’s hard to use.

  161. Marcy O. –

    Used this with my SAILS kiddos. Thanks!

  162. Michelle B. –

    Great Resource for Distance Learning!

  163. Dawn Speech Therapy –

    Speechy Musings makes the best resources. This resource can be used to target soo many different goals. Even my older students with severe disabilities love it.

  164. Jill DeLuca –

    Another fantastic resource! This is a great resource for both in person and remote therapy!

  165. Meghann T. –

    This resource was great for targeting who and where questions with my students.

  166. Jocellyn H. –

    Great activity for speech therapy.

  167. Billie H. –

    This is a great way to teach and review “Wh-” questions. I like that it’s visual and the answer choices are great for my kiddos who need cues. And boom cards are the *best* for distance learning 🙂

  168. Hayley V. –

    Love it!

  169. Joan G. –

    This was a useful resource for teaching vocabulary and use of complete sentences for my younger elementary students and those with autism.

  170. Karrie B. –

    The kids love it. I love that it’s no print, no prep and it’s fun!

  171. Creative Special Ed –

    Loved using this resource, excellent visuals, content and activity.

  172. Marcy B. –

    I love this resource. The student I have used it with so far was very engaged in the activity. It had enough choices that he had to think before clicking, which makes this a huge success in my opinion! I have had a hard time finding enough leveled materials for ‘wh’ questions to use with students with Autism, and this is great for a little past the beginning level. Thank you!

  173. Rambling SLP –

    Love these boom cards for distance learning. Easy to use for so many language goals and organized so you can easily provide more support when students need it and back off as they become more independent.

  174. Hannah C. –

    Great visual supports for building an important classroom skill

  175. Courtney F. –

    Love all the visual supports!

  176. Domonique D. –

    I love this resource. My students have so much fun with boom cards!

  177. Steph’s Speech Store –

    Love this resource! Fun and interactive!

  178. Kimberly S. –

    My students enjoyed using these boom cards both during distance learning and in-person on the iPad!

  179. TalkIncSLP –

    Thank you!

  180. Madison S. –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings! The visuals are great and highly engaging. Thank you so much!

  181. Madeleine M. –

    Great addition to a community helpers unit!

  182. Brittany Freedman –

    Loved this product !

  183. Elisabeth W. –

    This is exactly what I needed!

  184. kari kenyon –

    Great Resource

  185. Alyssa Jacobs –

    LOVE!

  186. Kaitlin A. –

    Simple and functional scenes / questions make it engaging and easy to understand for students.

  187. Emily D. –

    This resource is perfect for targeting wh- questions with my older AAC users. I support students in our transition program and career prep classes, so the community theme is right on target for them!

  188. Lara K. –

    I use these for extra drill practice on answering WH-questions. My students enjoy being able to drag and drop the correct answer. Simple and engaging resource!

  189. The Nomadic SLP –

    I love all of your resources and this was no exception!

  190. Kris W. –

    My autistic student was able to do this Boom Card with support. Great resource!

  191. Madison K. –

    This has been a great resource for my students with Autism to identify people who work in settings in their daily lives – has helped to generalize real-life skills!

  192. SpeakEazySLP –

    Love the simple pictures! I’ve used this with many of my students working on wh- questions.

  193. Thought Bubble SLP –

    Every one of your products are my favorite!!

  194. Abigail D. –

    This has been a great resource for my community helpers unit! Love the variety displayed and the visuals provided.

  195. Brooke Quinn –

    great product

  196. The Babbling SLP –

    Thank you!

  197. Jennifer C. –

    Great Resource.

  198. Tracy D. –

    My students loved this resource. The graphics were engaging and product was super easy to use. Thank you.

  199. Coral S. –

    It doesn’t have the most engaging pictures in my opinion and the vocabulary is difficult. However, it is great to teach different occupations.

  200. Teach With Owl Your Heart –

    This was a great resource that we’ve used many times!

  201. Kharyl B. –

    Targets community workers, occupations, locations and formulating sentences in one activity!

  202. Stacy S. –

    Awesome resource!

  203. The Curly SLP –

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

  204. Jennifer R. –

    Good visuals to help build understanding and MLU.

  205. TIna B. –

    great resource

  206. Mary N. –

    Love using this resource, such a great activity and easy to adapt for different ages/needs. Somewhat difficult for me to use at first, but easy once I found a way to implement it.

  207. Jenna L. –

    This is a great resource to use in-person or virtually. I love the sentence building and the visual support.

  208. The Confident Communicators –

    use it weekly

  209. Brittany S. –

    Great resource and it kept my students engaged.

  210. Julia H. –

    Great product

  211. Ashli G. –

    These Boom cards were great for wh-questions. Thank you!

  212. Kristin R. –

    Great for sentence building, vocabulary and answering questions.

  213. lisa T. –

    Great resource! My students enjoyed using this and were very engaged.

  214. Felicity S –

    My students really enjoyed this and it can be adapted for mixed groups as well. Very cute resource.

  215. Frantic in First –

    I used this with my first grade class. This product was great, thank you!

  216. cheesy speechie –

    Students enjoyed this resource when we had core words WHO and WHERE! So awesome! They also enjoyed learning about different community helpers.

  217. Elizabeth B. –

    This is excellent for visual learners struggling to differentiate between wh- questions.

  218. mariana P. –

    My child loves to boom cards. Really help that it boom cards

  219. Maureen B. –

    Great and engaging resource to teach wh-questions!

  220. Mikaela V. –

    Love this resource. use it online with one of my kids and it’s always a hit.

  221. Katelyn S. –

    Love this interactive, no-prep activity to teach and practice WHO and WHERE questions. Super easy to use!

  222. Lisa I. –

    This was perfect for my needs. I’m trying to diversify my speech goal data resorces without creating more print and laminate stuff. I’m running out of storage and patience for laminating and cutting! These were great for WH questions.

  223. Chelsea Crawford SLP –

    An easy and engaging resource to use with students.

  224. Lauren P. –

    My students loved using this resource when answering ‘where’ questions.

  225. Speechalicious SLP –

    Great product! Very helpful in teacher concepts.

  226. Ashley J. –

    My students loved this activity! It is a great resource for push in therapy!

  227. Jennifer B. –

    The perfect engaging activity that is perfect for distance learning. Thank you!

  228. debra D. –

    This has been a great addition to my WH units. The visuals choices work well for my students.

  229. Sommer R. –

    My students enjoyed this activity and found it engaging.

  230. Amber Nguyen –

    Have used this product for over a year and have loved using it with all age groups within my caseload at my schools! I get so much engagement from my students and can also model /target sentence formation/sentence structure. THANK YOU

  231. Erica M. –

    Life skills boom cards

    My students love boom cards. I also appreciate that there are more than just 4 choices per page.

  232. Amy R. –

    Perfect for pre-k

    This resource was great for my preschool speech students!

  233. Kaitlyn S. –

    Great for Targeting Who and Where Questions

    My students have found the format engaging. Great resource to add to my toolbox. Thank you!

  234. Sharon Rodrigues –

    great resource

    great resource for targeting who and where questions while also covering community helper vocabulary!

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