Foreword by Shelley Davis, M.A., J.D......x Chapter 1: Introduction - pages 2-13 Fundamentals Why We Wrote This Book Who We Wrote This Book For Child Led vs. Therapist Led Therapy Understanding How To Do the Exercises Repetition Prompting and Fading Teaching Language Using A Child's Strengths Commonly Asked Questions At What Level Does My Child Have To Be? Should I Teach My Child To Read? How Do I Get My Child To Be Table Ready? Will This Help My Child Be Mainstreamed? What If My Child Knows Much of the Information Being Taught? Why Does A Language Book Emphasize General Knowledge? As A Parent, What Skills Do I Need To Do This? How Often Do We Do These Drills? What Does Auditory Processing Have To Do With Hearing? How Do I Use This Book? Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 4 Chapter 3 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Icons and Typestyles In This Book Chapter 2: Social Language - pages 14-99 What Do We Mean By Social Language? How To Teach Simple Word Associations Why Do This Drill? Simple Word Associations How To Teach Contingent Words Why Teach Contingent Words? Contingent Word Work Sheet How To Teach Analogy Building Why Teach Building Analogies? Building Analogies (Identifying Word Relationships) How To Teach Pretend Play Why Work On Pretend Play? Pretend Play Work Sheet Topical Conversation Why Teach Topical Conversation? Topical Conversation Activity Sheet (1) Topical Conversation Why Teach Topical Conversation? Topical Conversation Activity Sheet (2) How To Maintain Conversation Skills Why Teach Conversation Skills? Rules for Talking With Friends Script Movie Conversation Conversation Record Finding Out About Someone Why Teach The Finding Out Drill? Finding Out About Someone (1) Finding Out About Someone (2) Finding Out About Someone (3) Finding Out About Someone (4) Game Cards For Finding Out About Someone How To Teach Verbal Reciprocal Comments Why Teach Reciprocal Verbal Comments? How To Teach Joint Attention Why Teach Joint Attention? How To Teach Contingent Statements Why Teach Contingent Statements? Making Comments and Asking Questions Samples of Contingent Statements How To Teach Conversation Why Teach Conversation This Way? Topical Questions/Comments For Conversation Conversational Self-Monitoring Having A Conversation Conversation Equations Conversation Games How To Teach Emotions Why Teach Emotions? Feeling Happy Feeling Sad Feeling Mad Feeling Scared Feeling Proud Feeling Frustrated How To Use The Emotions Sheet Why Teach Emotions This Way? Emotions Sheet Determining A Cause Identifying Situations: Emotions/ Consequences Problems, People's Reactions & Solutions How To Teach Critical Thinking Why Teach Critical Thinking? Safe and Dangerous Safe Dangerous Equation Identifying If A Situation is Safe or Dangerous Problems and Solutions Problem - Solutions Equations Identifying If There is a Problem Deciding Who To Listen To Deciding What To Do How To Teach Advanced Problem/Solutions Why Teach Advanced Problem/Solutions? Problem/Solutions Problem Situations (Target: Dangerous Things) Identifying "Trouble" and Generating Solutions Being Made Fun Of Being Made Fun Of Equation Identifying If Someone is Being Made Fun Of Identifying If Something Said is Nice Or Mean What To Do When Someone Hurts Me How To Teach Daily Language Requirements? Why Teach Daily Language Requirements? Ordering My Food Answering The Telephone How To Teach Fact or Opinion Why Teach Fact Or Opinion? Cards To Teach Fact or Opinion Multiple Opinions Opinions and Supporting Reasons: Food Fact Or Opinion? My Opinions (About School) My Opinions (Movies) Opinions and Supporting Reasons: Movies Fact Or Opinion? (Movies) Chapter 3: General Knowledge - pages 100-163 How To Use This Chapter Increasing General Knowledge Why Increase General Knowledge? Introducing Information How To Introduce & Maintain Information Maintaining Information Why Teach and Maintain Informatoin? Topic One: Animals Why Teach About Antimals? Samples How To Create Animal Scripts How To Introduce Topical Outlines Why Teach Topical Outlines Outline For Topical Information Simple Child - Generated Outline Simple Outline With Elaborate Statement Multi-Paragraph Outline Animal Fill In The Blanks Why Teach The Fill In The Blank Drill? Samples of Animal Fill-in the Blanks Oral/Written Definitions Why Teach Definitions? Oral Definitions: Animals Animal Grid Fill In Why Do This Drill? Animal Grid Fill-In (Introduction to Animal Comparisons) How to Do the True Or False Drill Why Teach True and False? True or False? (1) True or False? (2) Topic Two: Occupations/Community Helpers Why Teach Occupations/Community Helpers? How To Maintain Information on Professions Samples How To Introduce Topical Outlines Why Teach Topical Outlines Outline For Topical Information Simple Child - Generated Outline Simple Outline With Elaborate Statement Multi-Paragraph Outline How To Use Profession Fill-In The Blanks Why Introduce This Drill? Samples of Occupation Fill-in the Blanks Oral/Written Definitions Why Teach Definitions? Oral Definitions: Occupations Profession Grid Fill-In Why Do This Drill? Occupation Grid Fill-In (Introduction to Occupation Comparisons) " Who Would Say This?" and "What Would They Way" Drill Why Teach This Drill? Who Would Say This? What Would They Say? Topic Three: Places In The Community Why Teach About Community? Community Scripts Samples of Places In The Community Topic Four: Sports Why Teach About Sports? Samples of Sport Paragraphs Samples of Sports Fill-in the Blanks Topic Five: Planets Other Topics Topic Six: Geography Topic Seven: Habitats Drills To Do In Order For All Topics How To Create Information Paragraphs Why Customize Paragraphs? Current Topics Comparisons (Easy) Why Do Comparisons? Making Comparisons Comparisons (Intermediate & Advanced) Grid Comparisons General Comparisons (1 & 2) +/- Comparisons (Using True and False) Animal Grid Comparison Sport Grid Comparison +/- Animal Comparison +/- Sport Comparison Sport Comparisons Using "Both" General Comparisons (1) General Comparisons (2) Concluding Remarks About General Knowledge How To Make This Relevant To Life What's Next In Terms of General Information Chapter 4: Grammar and Syntax - pages 164-209 Grammar and Syntax Why Teach Grammar & Syntax This Way? How To Teach Pronoun Classification Why Teach Pronoun Classification? Classifying Pronouns How To Teach Pronoun Referents Why Teach Pronoun Referents In This Way? Pronoun Referents Exercise How To Play the Verb Game What's the Purpose of the Verb Game? Game Cards For Verb Game How To Talk About Verbs Example of a Verb List Why Teach Verbs In This Way? Example of Other Verb Subjects How To Play the Noun Game What's the Purpose of the Noun Game How To Teach WH Questions Why Teach WH Questions This Way? Personal Information Questions Question Script Where Questions Why Questions When Questions Topical Questions Mixed (Animals) Topical Questions Mixed (Occupations) Sports: Mixed Questions Mixed WH-Questions For Baseball Field Diagram Social Questions How To Play The WH Question Game Why Teach WH Questions This Way? WH Question Game - Easy WH Question Game - Difficult Game Cards For WH Game How To Teach Language With Super Sentences Why Teach Using Super Sentences? Super Sentences How To Teach Phrase Identification Why Teach Phrase Identification? Identifying Phrases How To Teach Parts of Language Why Teach Language Parts This Way? Example - Nouns Example - Verbs Example - Pronouns Example - Prepositions Example - Adjectives Chapter 5: Advanced Language Development - pages 210-247 Teaching Advanced Language Skills How To Teach Story Writing Why Introduce Story Writing? Easy Story Writing How To Teach Story Writing Why Teach Advanced Story-Writing? Intermediate Story Writing Difficult Story Writing Advanced Story Writing How To Teach Story Pre-Writing Why Use A Pre-Writing Sheet? Easy Story Pre-Writing Difficult Story Pre-Writing Advanced Story Pre-writing How To Teach Topic Sentences Why Teach Topic Sentences? Writing a Topic Sentence How To Teach Paragraph Writing and Topical Conversation Why Use Outlines To Teach These Skills? Outline for Paragraph Writing and Topical Conversation - Easy Outline for Paragraph Writing and Topical Conversation - Intermediate Outline for Paragraph Writing and Topical Conversation - Advanced How To Teach Paragraph Writing Why Teach Paragraph Writing? How To Write a Paragraph Writing a Paragraph Developing Your Story (Introductory Paragraph) Developing Your Story - Paragraph 2 Developing Your Story - Paragraph 3 Developing Your Story - Paragraph 4 How To Teach Finding the Main Idea Why Teach Finding the Main Idea? How To Find The Main Idea Descriptive Paragraphs Finding the Main Idea Sentence Starters For Descriptive Topic Sentences and Detail Sentences of Support Two-Column Notes How To Teach Letter Writing Why Teach Letter Writing? Letter Template How To Teach Recall of Significant Daily Events Why Teach Routines of Daily Life? What Did You Do Today? Daily Routine Sheet Chapter 6: Academics/Language Based Concepts - pages 248-383 A Chapter On Academics Lower Level Activities Higher Level Activities How To Teach Categorization Why Teach Categorization? Simple Categorization: Nouns Simple Categorization: Verbs Simple Categorization: Naming Items Familiar Words: Identifying the Group & Function Object Functions: Fill-Ins Categorization How To Teach Brainstorming Why Teach Brainstorming? Brainstorming How To Teach Pre-Reading Comprehension Why Do Simple Comprehension Drills? Who List Did What List Pre-Reading Comprehension: Who? and What did (or do)? How To Do Reading Comprehension Why Do Comprehension Drills? Important Story Events Story Sequence Story Report Story Summary Summarizing Independently Reading Comprehension Record Further Comprehension Activities Why Teach These Drills? Identifying the Kind of Text Read Event or Detail? How To Teach Math Word Problems Why Teach Children To Write Math Problems? Math Word Problems How To Increase Concepts Through Vocabulary Why Work On Increasing Vocabulary? New Vocabulary Orally Defining Words (Objects) Orally Defining Words (People) Orally Defining Words (Verbs) Vocabulary and Synonyms - Easy Vocabulary and Synonyms - Difficult Using New Vocabulary: Stories Applying New Vocabulary New Vocabulary for the Week New Vocabulary To Be Reinforced How To Teach Sequencing Why Teach Sequencing? How To Teach Sequencing With Numbers Why Teach Sequencing With Numbers? Ordering Information Sequencing and Ordering Place Value (Introduction) More About Place Value (Advanced) Understanding Place Value Comparing Numbers How To Teach Comparative Words Why Teach Comparative Words Comparative Words To Be Taught Using Comparatives - Sheet 1 Using Comparatives - Sheet 2 How To Teach Calendar Why Teach Calendar? Monthly Calendar Calendar Script Monthly Calendar Fill-In Using The Correct Verb Tense Cards For Teaching Calendar How To Teach Time Why Teach Time? Time Time Line Time Teaching Hierarchy Sequencing Time Comparing Time Time Equivalents Time Questions How To Do The When Phrase Drill Why Do the When Phrase Drill? When Phrases Cards For Teaching Time How To Teach All About Money Why Teach All About Money? About Money (U.S.A.) About Money (Canada) Money Equations Money Teaching Hierarchy Comparing Money - Sheet 1 Comparing Money - Sheet 2 Concept Of Enough Money Do I Have Enough Money? - Sheet 1 Do I Have Enough Money - Sheet 2 Buying Things & Working With Money Sequencing And Ordering Money Questions (Auditory) How to Teach Sequencing A Day Why Teach Sequencing of Day? Cards To Teach Sequencing of Day What Happens? AM Or PM Time How To Teach Sequencing Parts of the Day Why Sequence Parts of The Day? Sequences The Child Should Learn Sequencing Parts Of The Day How To Teach Note Taking Why Teach Note-Taking? Key Word Sentences For Note Taking (1) Key Word Sentences For Note Taking (2) How To Teach Agents And Their Actions Why Teach Agents and Their Actions? Agents and Their Actions How To Teach Verbal Analogies Why Teach Verbal Analogies? Verbal Analogies Teaching New Concepts Why Must Concepts Be Taught This Way? Chapter 7: Therapy Schedules - pages 384-404 Setting Up A Therapy Schedule Start With The Easiest Drills First Customize To The Individual Child Drills Given Are Simply An Arsenal Simplified Schedule For The Child Independent Work Instrument Beginning Schedule - Level 1 Beginning Schedule - Level 2 Intermediate Schedule Advanced Schedule Index 391
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