Pro-ed SPARC-Stimulus Pictures for Assessment, Remediation, and Carryover for Grammar by Susan Thomsen, Kathy Donnelly - 31162

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Pro-ed SPARC-Stimulus Pictures for Assessment, Remediation, and Carryover for Grammar

Ages: 4-10
Grades:
PreK-5

Students learn grammar through a progression of activities centered around meaningful scenes and pictures. The scripted stimuli are especially helpful for eliciting target grammatical structures.

Busy clinicians rely on the Stimulus Pictures for Assessment, Remediation, and Carryover (SPARC) series for:

loads of pictures and practice opportunities
convenience and portability
systematic progression of activities
no student reading requirement
SPARC for Grammar includes 20 units, each targeting a specific language structure including:
pronouns (I, he, she, they)
auxiliary verb (is)
third person regular (e.g., rakes, walks)
regular past tense (e.g., tripped, laughed)
irregular past tense (e.g., sat, bought)
possessive marker's (e.g., girl's, cat's)
possessive pronouns (his, hers, its)
copula verb (is)
regular plurals (e.g., bowls, bananas)
irregular plurals (e.g., men, feet)
interrogative reversals (is, are)
wh- questions
interrogative reversals (do, does, did)

Each 8-page unit has four pages of picture stimuli and four pages of written prompts for the instructor. Six types of activities progress in difficulty and provide a wealth of opportunities for students to hear and use the targeted language structure. The activities are:

identifying/repeating
identify targeted structures by pointing to pictures and/or repeating sentences
auditory bombardment
listen to and repeat sentences in response to questions, using a picture scene stimulus
following directions/answering questions
follow oral directions containing the targeted structure using a picture scene
what's wrong
practice new structures by identifying what's wrong in a picture scene in a different context than the previous scene
thinking skills
practice the targeted structure while responding to questions that require reasoning
storytelling/retelling
listen to, sequence, and retell a short story using the targeted structure.

165 pages • 11 X 8.5, spiral • ©1999

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