Autism Reading Comprehensions Reading comprehension can be particularly challenging for children with autism. Many students on the autism spectrum have difficulty understanding abstract concepts, grasping social cues in stories, or making inferences based on context. This can impact their ability to engage with reading materials and reduce overall learning enjoyment. However, with the right tools … Read more
The Importance of “Who” Questions for Children with Autism For children with autism, language development can be a significant challenge, particularly in the area of understanding and responding to questions. Among the various types of questions, those that start with “Who” are especially important. “Who” questions help children identify people, understand roles and relationships, … Read more
This is the second article in our series on “WH” questions. Like “Who” questions, “What” questions are some of the easiest questions to teach children from age 2. Why learn to answer “What” questions Learning “What” questions is as important for language and communication development as “Who” questions. It mainly helps with conversations … Read more
This is the first article in our series on “WH” questions. “Who” questions are the easiest questions to understand for children from 2 years old and to teach in ABA or speech therapy sessions for children with autism or speech delay. Why learn to answer “Who” questions It is absolutely fundamental for children … Read more
Introducing our engaging and interactive educational tool – the WH-Question Task Cards! Designed with colorful images and captivating content, these task cards are the perfect companion for children who are eager to master WH questions in a fun and intuitive way. What does this resource include? 🔍 24 Free How-Question Task Cards Each pack … Read more
Using WH questions aids speech and communication development in children with autism by promoting engagement, clarifying understanding, and building conversational skills.
When questions are one of the most difficult WH questions to teach because, in order to understand them, your child has to fully understand the concept of time. In this resource, children progressively learn to answer ‘When’ questions using flashcards with varying difficulty levels. These flashcards were designed with real pictures to ease the child … Read more
Asking and answering WH Questions is a key milestone in language development for children and crucial to be able to communicate with each other. In this guide, you will learn everything there is about WH questions; when to teach them, how to assess the child, how to teach them, and in which order, a list … Read more
Learning to differentiate WH Questions is an important skill in the WH Questions learning process. This activity includes 28 printable cards to successfully teach your child to answer multiple WH Questions at once. 1. When to teach your child WH Questions’ discrimination? Only after your child or student is fully capable of answering … Read more
Yes/No questions are crucial to the development of language and communication skills. Giving your child plenty of opportunities to work on Yes/No questions should then be a priority in his learning program. This activity offers a free pdf file with 80 flashcards of Yes/No questions to teach your child to answer simple everyday questions. … Read more
In the third flashcard set on “Wh” questions, we feature questions that start with “Where”. These questions teach children about places we find and do things. It is important that your child has substantial knowledge of places and locations. If not, you can start with places and locations flashcards first. Why learn to answer … Read more
In this resource, children learn to understand and answer why questions through 120 flashcards designed to make the learning process intuitive and easy. Why teach WHY questions in speech therapy Why questions, and WH questions in general, are very important for developing speech and communication for many reasons: they equip children with the … Read more
This resource features ‘which’ questions using choice flashcards with pictures to make the learning process easy and intuitive. Why learn Which questions? ‘Which’ questions are some of the most powerful WH questions. Without them, children are unable to express choice and preference for something over the other. Children with special needs are particularly … Read more
This article features task cards to practice “What” questions intraverbals in different settings. 1. When can your child learn to answer What questions’ Intraverbals? Your child is ready to practice the free Intraverbal task cards offered in this activity once he has successfully learned What Questions in this article. So start … Read more
This is a great activity to practice WH Questions in a structured way and with little or no prep. 1. When to Practice WH Questions Scenes? Your child or student will be ready to practice WH Questions using this resource when he is capable of answering all WH Questions including What, When, Who, … Read more