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Grammar: Personal Pronouns
I am going to use this worksheet with one of my clients who is working on using correct personal pronouns. Such a difficult skill to master especially in children with autism! I usually give a lot of cues at first, such as asking "Is it a boy or a girl?" and then having a visual chart that shows boy = he, girl = she, 2 people = they.
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ReplyDeleteI also like to work on pronouns using small everyday items (or toys).
Hand a small sack or container of objects to each student. You may need to participate if you have just boys.... perfect would be a group of 3 to be able to practice /he/, /she/, /they/, or even /him/ and /her/.
Instruct 1 student to give another student an object. Instruct the student who received the object: "Using the word /he/, tell everyone what "he" gave you."
For "they" - 2 students or you and a student will need to give objects to the student who is to practice "They gave me a car and a paperclip." That is a little more difficult to prompt when you are participating.
Again - Thanks for the free worksheet.
Thank you! I can use this.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am Luisa from Colombia, thank you for share it
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect and easy to share. Thank you!
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