Before and After Print Activities for ELL, Special Ed and Speech

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Wh Questions with visual choices Before and After Concepts Conversation PRINT activities

Do your learners follow routines but can’t say what happens before or after? Boost sequencing skills and expressive language with this print activity, perfect for WH questions with visual choices, oral language ELL, and ABLLS assessment goals. Ideal as an informal speech and language assessment or as practice to supplement your who what when where why worksheets!

‼️‼️Also, check out the interactive Digital Resources to support this goal!

✅ What’s Inside:

📄 Printable PDF (100 pages):

8 pages of blank student data tracking sheets + IEP-aligned goal suggestions
13-page rhyming book with 10 common activities to teach before and after concepts (in color, B&W, and student mini book)
25 pages of worksheet activities (who what where when why worksheets):
- Draw or Cut-and-Paste (fully supported and differentiated): Students complete before and after concepts by drawing or pasting visuals
- Partner Chat: 78 before/after questions to use in speech or small group. Take turns drawing a Conversation Starter card!
3 pages of verbal-only assessment with 30 untaught probe items
22 pages of flashcards with clue prompts, data sheet, token board
4 pages of Boardmaker™ icons for visual support

Topics Covered: Morning routine, meals, hygiene, bedtime, school, and general review

📋 Why You’ll Love It:

Directly targets ABLLS H41 for functional communication
Use in conjunction with your ABLLS-R® assessment available at https://assessments.centralreach.com/
Targets before and after concepts with real-life language
Great for IEP goals, ABA, and speech therapy
Supports ELL learners with visual and verbal cues
Easy to use for teletherapy, classroom, or homeschool and ABA

Perfect for practicing functional WH questions with support, building confidence and functional communication.

✎ Don’t miss these resources for for data collection ideas
✔️ Preschool IEP Goal Bank (bestselling item!)
✔️ Behavior Goals bundle
✔️ Visual Skills bundle
✔️ Group Instruction goals
✔️ FBA template bundle

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