Writing Skills Workbook for Students with Autism: Expressive Writing for Students with Intensive Special Needs

Writing Skills Workbook for Students with Autism: Expressive Writing for Students with Intensive Special Needs

Teach descriptive writing skills without worrying about handwriting to students with intensive special needs. This special education workbook includes writing related worksheets that require variations in response styles for many answers (ex. matching, cutting and pasting to produce written products.) This workbook may work great to teach writing for kids in grade 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 whose special needs include significant developmental delays. It may also work for very young students in primary grades learning who need explicit instruction or specialized instruction to develop expressive writing skills. What’s Included: DESCRIPTIVE WRITING - Finishing a Sentence Describe an Object Match Describe the Picture Describe the Picture 2 Descriptions Pictures and Text Responses Build a Sentence Build a Sentence –School What I like… Why I think… Finish the Sentence Finish the Sentence Blank Facts vs. Opinions Opinions with Lining Words Opinions with Supporting Evidence Opinions with Supporting Evidence (Page 2) Writing a Letter Writing a Letter – Field Trip NARRATIVE WRITING - Tell About the Picture What Does This Mean Tell the Story Match The Sentence to the Story Match the Sentence to the Picture Match the Sentence to the Picture 2 Match the Sentence to the Image Topic Sentences Opinion Piece Opinion Piece - Animals Opinion Piece – Book Report Writing Paragraphs Writing Paragraphs 2 Match Linking Words Brainstorming – Planning a Meal Make a Story- Topic Make a Story- Adjectives Make a Story- Sentences Make a Story-Closing Make a Story- Paragraph Tell About This Describe & Color What Did You Do This Weekend? Tell About a Trip to the Zoo INFORMATIONAL & EXPLANATORY WRITING - Sequence This What Order? Copy the Order Making a Grocery List Graphic Organizer for Facts Organize Facts How to Make a Cake Put in Order Order of Events How to Use a Tablet Write a Paragraph-Main Idea and Details Write a Paragraph- Blank Advertisement Invitation A “Travel Guide” Through My School Newsletter Home Journal Matching Facts to Statements Illustrations and Captions Research Paper For Beginning Writers PUNCTUATION - Punctuation Match Punctuation Match 2 What Did you Say? Word Work- Period Symbol Work- Question Mark Symbol Work- Exclamation Point Ending Punctuation Punctuation Word Match Punctuation Match Up