Grammar & Syntax

Students learn to identify and use 48 additional verbs with Sequencing Verb Tenses 2! Each of the 24 regular and 24 irregular colourfully illustrated verbs are in three-step sequences (future, present, and past ). Choose an action verb to teach, and...

Help students identify and use the past, present, and future tenses of 48 action verbs with the Sequencing Verb Tenses card deck!This card deck contains 24 regular and 24 irregular 3-step, illustrated sequences. Choose an action verb to teach, and then...

Vocabulary Chipper Chat is a fun and motivating magnetic chip game designed to help students understand and use new vocabulary and language skills aligned with national core curriculum objectives for grades K–5. There are 360 vocabulary cards...

26 pairs of cards that target the pronouns His, Her and Their.

Travel deep into the grammar jungle and come out a winner with Grammar Chipper Chat! This exciting magnetic chip game explores 16 of the grammatical structures found on most language assessments, including the CELF and the TOLD. Each grammar area has 20...

Your students are about to embark on a swashbuckling adventure as they sail the high seas with Pirate Talk!Pirate Talk is a receptive and expressive language game that targets 7 essential communication skills: Sentence Repetition Answering...

Making inferences involves drawing conclusions by using context clues and prior knowledge. The set of cards include six topic areas: Settings, Associations, Part to Whole, What Happened, Feelings, and Predicting. Each colour-coded topic card...

Suitable for grades Prep – 6You drop your line into the fish pond… you feel a wiggle… slowly you pull something up… and… it's a PHOTO VERB FISH! Yes, folks, your students can pretend they are fishing at school, and learn...

Everyone will have something to say about The Question-Conversation Starter Cards! We revised this best-seller with many new thought-provoking questions across four topics: All About Me; Feelings and Opinions; Family, Friends & More, and Imagination...

Inferencing with Nouns helps students use context clues, visual clues embedded in a photograph, and reasoning skills to complete a sentence with one of three noun choices. Students study the photograph, listen to/read the sentences and answer choices,...

Suitable for Pre-K to Primary.   • Great game for teaching and reinforcing basic grammar skills to young children.• Targets nine of the early morphemes & grammatical structures identified by Roger Brown (1973).• Children with...

Photo Sentence Building Fun Deck teaches students to formulate simple, compound, and complex sentences. These creatively photographed cards have four levels of sentence prompts beginning with one word (noun or verb) and ending with four words (noun,...

This deck has 100 large photo cards, each with six follow-up questions to help children improve their inferencing skills. The colour-coded topic areas include: Associations (These items belong to...) Identify the Setting (Where is...

Help students develop inferencing skills with Webber Inferencing Big Deck 2. These cards present 100 clear color photos on one side and prompts on the back of the photo. Students draw a conclusion about something not clearly stated, based on what...

Have you seen a girl walking her hippopotamus? A school bus with doughnut wheels? You will see them in this comical deck! Practice identifying absurdities, problem solving, and storytelling with 56 funny photo cards of people and animals in wacky...

Suitable for grades K-6.• Open ended games that can be used when working on language, articulation, fluency and voice.• 10 different games – 4 copies of each game board.• Simply chose the area you want to work on and the student...

26 pairs of cards that target the pronouns I and me.

This Fun Deck targets reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing skills. The deck has 56 cards with three levels of difficulty. Level One-3 Sentences with a 2nd-3rd grade readability level Level Two-4 Sentences with a...

Suitable for ages 4-10.   Use this book to help those students who’d rather nod or shrug their shoulders, use single words, or wait for you to talk for them instead of...Talking in Sentences! Over 50 syntax elements are presented on two...

Teach students to add “d” or “ed” to regular verbs to create past tense. 26 pairs of colourful cards.