Communication includes the exchange of thoughts, messages, or information through speech, gesture, behavior, symbols, and/or written materials. Effective communication is highly significant for learning, building relationships, and succeeding in life. Communication between people may be verbal or non-verbal.
Receptive language is the ability to understand the spoken word and language that one hears or reads. A child’s ability to listen and follow directions requires well developed receptive language skills. Typically, children can understand language before they are able to produce it.
A child with difficulties in receptive language may struggle with:
This resource includes three menus and accompanying question worksheets. The student is provided with the worksheet that corresponds to the given menu. The student reads each question and uses the menu to help answer the questions.
Subscribe to Download!The perfect Social Skills Language Game! Includes three menus, “Menu Money” (Canadian and American Currency), and Guest Check form. The “ordering” student(s) is given the opportunity to select and read a given menu. The “taking the order” student is provided with a pencil and Guest Check form to record the menu item(s) selected and the cost.
Subscribe to Download!Therapist will read the prompts and the student will color the picture according to the directions. Includes 2 versions.
Subscribe to Download!Cut and Paste the Answers. Includes 6 Questions with a Spring Flower theme.
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