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Build upon vocabulary skills for children with special learning needs, English Language Learners, and YES, even toddlers and Pre-K!
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WHAT IS A GROWING BUNDLE?
A growing bundle is an activity that grows in content through a period of time until the set is complete. This set of Picture Nouns for Vocabulary and Language development is complete with 1,000 images. THIS SET CURRENTLY INCLUDES 1,000 Picture Nouns with FOUR real life images of the same noun to encourage generalizing skills (Ex. If this is a dog, then this is a dog, too.)
CAN I REQUEST A NOUN THAT I FEEL IS IMPORTANT FOR MY STUDENT/CHILD TO BE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE?
YES! What is important to your child, may be just as significant to another. The requested nouns will become part of the “Growing Bundle” for every product owner to access.
JUST SO I HAVE AN IDEA…WHAT NOUNS AND OTHER ITEMS ARE INCLUDED SO FAR?
· Data Sheet to track progress for IEP documentation.
· Pictures and ideas on how to implement this activity in your classroom.
Here’s a list of the current set of PICTURE NOUNS included:
1. cat
2. ball
3. cup
4. dog
5. milk
6. apple
7. boat
8. box
9. bird
10. duck
11. spoon
12. fork
13. fish
14. bus
15. car
16. truck
17. boy
18. girl
19. bag
20. bike
21. chair
22. cracker
23. baby
24. shirt
25. shoes
26. cow
27. cereal
28. egg
29. rabbit
30. cookie
31. pear
32. banana
33. hat
34. stop
35. go
36. button
37. orange
38. horse
39. bed
40. bug
41. water
42. cheese
43. juice
44. mom
45. dad
46. book
47. doll
48. door
49. socks
50. hand
51. scissor
52. bell
53. house
54. boots
55. computer
56. candy
57. nose
58. swing
59. eye
60. woman
61. man
62. sun
63. student
64. classroom
65. backpack
66. train
67. money
68. game
69. pencil
70. flower
71. shell
72. mask
73. kite
74. bear
75. candle
76. tail
77. pen
78. pencil
79. marker
80. paper
81. chalk
82. crayon
83. desk
84. eraser
85. glue
86. lunch box
87. clip
88. tape
89. teacher
90. ruler
91. wagon
92. sled
93. skates
94. umbrella
95. cake
96. donut
97. cupcake
98. mop
99. grapes
100. fan
101. clock
102. tub
103. storm
104. party
105. tree
106. block
107. tomato
108. carrot
109. turtle
110. frog
111. chicken
112. envelope
113. stamp
114. pan
115. pot
116. dish
117. bowl
118. mat
119. bat
120. zipper
121. ring
122. piano
123. guitar
124. table
125. lamp
126. hanger
127. sunglasses
128. eyeglasses
129. wheelchair
130. pants
131. skirt
132. dress
133. brush
134. comb
135. toothbrush
136. soap
137. pancakes
138. waffle
139. bun
140. gloves
141. scarf
142. mittens
143. coat
144. jacket
145. battery
146. butter
147. pie
148. napkin
149. mug
150. bottle
151. jar
152. TV
153. towel
154. blanket
155. pillow
156. pool
157. castle
158. ship
159. airplane
PLUS MORE!!!!
I HAVE TO WRITE IEP’S FOR MY STUDENTS. DID YOU INCLUDE ANY SUGGESTIONS FOR IEP GOALS?
YES! I have included suggested IEP Goals for all abilities (Highly Supportive/Supportive/Independent or Less Support Needed). Here are the goals:
HIGHLY SUPPORTIVE:
1. Given a real life picture of a noun which is familiar to the student (ex. ball, dog), STUDENT will identify the object by ____________(stating what it is called or labeling) (choosing the correct picture on his/her voice output device) (will point to the picture when the teacher asks, “Where is the ________?”), with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
SUPPORTIVE:
1. Given two real life picture/word noun cards of two different nouns, STUDENT will choose the correct picture when asked by the teacher, “Find the ________”, with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
2. Given up to _____(# of) real life picture noun cards, STUDENT will match the identical sets with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR. (You will need to print two identical sets to accomplish this goal.)
INDEPENDENT OR LESS SUPPORT NEEDED:
1. Given two real life picture/word cards of two different nouns (unrelated), STUDENT will match and name the nouns, with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
2. Given four real life pictures of the same noun, STUDENT will name the object and provide a verbal description (a short phrase/a sentence) in order to compare or contrast the similarities or differences, with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
3. Given a real life picture of a noun, STUDENT will describe the color, shape, movement, and/or its’ purpose (what it is used for or where it is most commonly seen), by responding to ____(# of) “wh-“ questions, with 80% accuracy, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
4. Given a two pictures of a noun which has multiple meanings (ex. bat/bat), STUDENT will describe each object to include up to three details as seen in the picture, or using prior knowledge, in 4 out of 5 opportunities, by MONTH, YEAR.
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