Writing Resources
This is a writing worksheet template where individuals are able to write about a topic that they might be interested in. This writing worksheet is for writers who are able to dictate and copy or write a sentence with or without a sentence starter. This worksheet can be edited to ask individuals to write about a specific topic that they are interested in and/or to include different sentence starters or no sentence starters. This worksheet provides students with a visual writing checklist as well as a data point to monitor an individual's progress in writing sentences. This worksheet can be used as a daily journal entry. This activity is FREE and fully editable! Just click on the image of the resource to open it and start editing. It opens in Microsoft Word.
This is a sentence sort worksheet that helps individuals sort phrases into who, what, where, and when. The activity then asks individuals to make sentences using the phrases that they have sorted. This activity was made by a speech therapist, Kristen Burchard, M.S. CCC-SLP and is not editable, but is FREE! Just click on the image of the sentence sort to open it. It opens as a PDF.
This is a cut-and-paste visual writing activity. This activity helps individuals look at an image, decide what they see, and then describe what they see. This activity allows individuals who are unable to write to cut-and-paste their answers, and also provides a copying section for individuals who are able to write. This activity also provides a data point to help track writing progress. This activity is FREE and fully editable! Just click on the image of the resource to open it and start editing. It opens in Microsoft Word.
