Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows the Level 3 Interactive Reading Workbooks, printable grammar activities for independent work or centers. Tasks include sorting R and S blends, ordering color-coded sentences, matching contractions, arranging words alphabetically, and sorting singular and plural forms.
Hi, this is Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and this is a product preview of my Interactive Reading Workbooks Level 3. So each level is focused on a different set of skills, and this is the highest level skill, so it's going to focus on more grammar and advanced language arts activities. So I'll give you a quick rundown of the activities included here. This is a great resource to set up in a binder and have everything in one spot, or you could create these into file folders or individual activities. There's a lot of flexibility with this product. Um, so first up is matching antonyms, so a common subject that a lot of kids need to learn about, and using the visuals is really key. So here's the page for matching antonyms. Sorting pictures by blends— again, students really have to attend to the words since the words aren't written here. They have to identify the objects and then sort them by corresponding blends. Here's another page with R blends and with S blends. Next is sorting by digraph and by ending digraph. So all different spelling errors that a lot of kids struggle with. This is a great way to have them identify the common spelling patterns within each of these types of words. This one is putting sentences in order. This is a great one to work on ordering verbs in the right, in the right spot, identifying the correct sentence structure, and the color coding cue makes it a little bit more simple. So they'll put the sentences in the right order. Sorting parts of speech with 6, 7 different types of parts of speech. Matching contractions. Matching prepositions. Putting words in ABC order, and there's a pretty long list, so students hopefully won't be able to memorize this. Sorting singular and plural, so there's some regular plurals and some irregular plurals. Matching nouns, so the picture to the word. Matching adjectives, matching verbs, matching by ending letter. This is something a lot of my students really struggle with, so this has been really helpful. And that's it! So a lot of these are just to work on these basic grammar skills. This is great for independent work, for homework, for a center run by a paraprofessional, and honestly, I just love these binders for those pesky 5 minutes at the end of a center when you're not quite ready to transition, but but your activity is finished. So it's great to have on hand for those, those few spare minutes to keep our kids busy. So again, this is a product preview of my Level 3 Interactive Reading Workbook by TheAutismHelper.com.
