This Special Education Distance Learning NO PRINT digital interactive IDENTIFYING AN EVENT IN TEXT reading skills activity focuses on developing sentence comprehension. With real life pictures and the question, "WHAT WILL HAPPEN?", student engagement increases with decreasing prompts, as they "click" the correct written response (the response can be found word for word within the text). This digital reading activity can be used in the classroom as an independent digital learning tool, or in the home for distance learning, homeschooling, or homework.

WHAT IS INCLUDED WITH THIS "Identifying an Event in Text" NO PRINT Interactive Digital ACTIVITY?

• 25 digital pages with THREE sentence choices (one correct response)
• IEP Goal

HOW DO I USE A “NO PRINT” Digital Activity?

· Just download to your desktop, smartphone, iPad or tablet! You MUST have the free version of Adobe Reader installed. You will have the activity ready at your fingertips! The student will "click" on the response. If it is correct, it will move the student forward. If the student response is incorrect, he or she is redirected back.

CAN I USE THIS FOR DIRECT ONE-ON-ONE INSTRUCTION?

· YES! As well as using as an independent work task, this activity can be expanded upon to reinforce independent work skills related to a life skills or safety skills lesson or task. It is suggested that the student completes the activity on a computer or tablet where he or she can engage with the teacher, family member, or guardian.

ARE THERE ANY IEP GOALS THAT MAY ALIGN WITH THIS ACTIVITY?

Absolutely! Here is a suggested IEP Goal that may be aligned with this activity:

1. Given a picture and up to three sentences, STUDENT will read to choose the correct response when asked to predict, "What will happen?", as identified within the passage, with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.

I HAVE FOUND THIS TO BE A VERY EFFECTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITY FOR MY STUDENTS. MAY I SHARE IT WITH MY TEAM OR CO-WORKERS?

Please have any team members from your school, or within your school district, purchase individual or school licenses. Sharing, copying, placing on a school or private server or learning platform without express written consent is a violation of copyright. Mindful of personal budgets, this activity is priced within an affordable range for number of activities it includes.