I made this worksheet to work on formulating questions with two given words (a question word and a noun). I made a similar worksheet a few months ago, but I have kids who are still working on this goal!
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Showing posts with label formulating questions. Show all posts
Expressive Language - Formulating Questions
This worksheet targets asking grammatically correct, semantically appropriate questions!
Expressive Language: Asking "Why Not" Questions
This is a particularly hard goal for some of my clients. It involves not only formulating a semantically appropriate, grammatically correct question from a prompt, but also using negation concepts. That's a lot of work going into forming one question!
Expressive Language: Asking "Where" Questions
This worksheet is designed to work on formulating grammatically and pragmatically appropriate "where" questions. This is similar to a worksheet I posted working on formulating "when" questions.
Expressive Language: Formulating Questions
If you haven't noticed, I make a lot of materials for working on asking questions. So many of my kids have trouble with formulating grammatically correct, semantically and pragmatically appropriate questions. I made this worksheet to work on asking questions when given a word to use in the question. You could also use noun/adjective flash cards, and then a set of "types of questions" flash cards, and have the child draw one of each... might be more fun and interactive than a "boring worksheet"!
Expressive Language: Asking "When" Questions with Irregular Verbs
Some of my clients have trouble formulating questions, especially when using irregular verbs. I created this worksheet to send home with those kids!





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