Negation Basic Concepts Speech Therapy, Special Education, & ESL Worksheets
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Negation Basic Concepts Speech Therapy, Special Education, & ESL Worksheets

(219 customer reviews)

$5.50

Target negation with these printable worksheets. Perfect for teaching these concepts in repetitive, consistent activities that keep kids engaged.

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Description

This negation concepts speech therapy resource is just what you need to introduce and teach basic concepts! Are you looking to teach and generalize “not” concepts? Target negation with these printable worksheets. Perfect for teaching these concepts in repetitive, consistent activities that keep kids engaged.

Designed specifically to target these foundational negation directions, these printables provide a structured yet flexible approach to introducing and reinforcing these concepts. Each speech therapy worksheet is crafted to engage young minds through repetitive, consistent activities that not only capture their attention but solidify their understanding of these crucial terms.

➡️ What makes it unique: development, introduction lesson with easy terminology, visuals/anchor charts with concepts, editable data collection sheet, and generalization activity ideas. Plus, OPEN-ENDED pages for flexibility for what you want to target and how difficult you want it to be.

No prep, print-and-go pages, or just open on your device. The perfect addition to your speech therapy sessions!

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

Negation Development Chart
Negation Introduction Lesson
Negation Concepts Visuals Page/Anchor Chart
Editable Data Collection Sheet
Negation Worksheets
Generalization Activity Ideas

Negation worksheets across functional language concepts:

➜ Preferences
➜ Problem & Solution
➜ True / Not True Statements
➜ Descriptions
➜ Attributes (colors, shapes, sizes)
➜ Actions
➜ Categories
➜ Picture Scenes with Questions

NO PREP, PRINT AND GO PAGES
Simply print and they are ready for use. I recommend laminating or placing in sheet protectors for durability. I like placing the same concept pages back-to-back and then laminating to make even sturdier. Black and white pages are included for a print friendly option, to send home, or use for coloring pages!

OPEN ON YOUR DEVICE
Use this document on your computer or tablet.
Step-by-step directions for how to draw on the PDF with your computer and tablet are included. This will allow you to circle or cross out the pictures and make the activity more engaging and hands-on.

FUN IDEAS FOR USE
Kids love to circle or cross out pictures with a whiteboard marker or crayon! Get creative by using play dough, bingo chips, dot markers, or anything else that’s motivating for your student!

ASSEMBLY IDEAS:

  • Place in sheet protectors in a binder
  • Laminate pages back-to-back and use with a dry erase marker
  • Print 4 per page, laminate, and put on a binder ring for an on-the-go version

 

⭐️ BUNDLE & SAVE ⭐️

This resource is part of the Basic Concepts Speech Therapy Bundle. Save and get more great basic concepts resources!

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a great resource. It targets negation in a variety of ways and has helped many of my kids understand this tricky concept.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is the best because of the no print, but able to print if you want for at home practice! I also love the pre teaching section where it talks about how to teach negation before starting to target negation.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I really liked the simplicity of the resource in teaching negation. My clients loved the picture scenes. I have used this primarily in face to face therapy sessions; however, I am going to use it next week starting in teletherapy.”

 

 

⭐ YOU MAY ALSO LIKE ⭐

Negation Boom Cards
Temporal Concepts
Qualitative Concepts
Quantitative Concepts

 

 

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219 reviews for Negation Basic Concepts Speech Therapy, Special Education, & ESL Worksheets

  1. Amanda R. –

    I really like the place cards….

  2. Katherine S. –

    thank you!

  3. Patty L. –

    Another great item.

  4. Monica R. –

    Wonderful!

  5. carolyn O. –

    Good activity for my preschoolers

  6. Kristin T. –

    I love this and my kids do too!

  7. Karey H. –

    This is perfect for my little kindergarteners! The pictures are really cute and engaging which is a huge bonus!

  8. Melissa N. –

    These are so great! Thanks!

  9. Holley W. –

    Has helped with a student who always responds “yes”.

  10. Susan M. –

    Great

  11. Sarah M. –

    These were perfect for my pre-schoolers. They like the pictures, and the categories covered are straightforward enough so that the child can really focus on mastering negation. Very useful.

  12. Chynah B. –

    It’s hard to keep kids interested during therapy with flash cards, but I love using these with them!!!

  13. Amanda S. –

    Excellent produce for basic concepts of negation. Allows you to see where a student is and determine your next step

  14. Jeni Leigh SLP –

    Awesome, with fun art and great concepts–wonderful way to introduce and progress monitor this skill!

  15. Sharon H. –

    Can’t wait to use with my pre-K kiddos!

  16. Nibra Robinson –

    My pre-k’s love this! The bright colors really keeps them engaged!

  17. Tricia B –

    Great for my prek students! Love the simple no prep layout.

  18. Maria Rita A. –

    Thank you very much!

  19. Sinead Foley –

    A great activity. Thank you!

  20. Susan F. –

    These are great for teaching early negation. Nice resource!

  21. Courtney C. –

    Great product.

  22. Leah T. –

    I enjoy using these negation concepts with my preschoolers. They get really engaged with the pictures. Thank you!

  23. Angela K. –

    Awesome no-prep worksheets! My kiddos love the pictures. Thanks!

  24. Stacie M. –

    A fun way with great pictures to do therapy, thank you!

  25. Rachel Nordbeck –

    Quality work! Thank you for making this!

  26. Donna M. –

    These have been so helpful with my clients; especially one who really struggled with the concept.

  27. Mela B. –

    Excellent and so easy to use. My kids loved this

  28. Natalie M. –

    Great no prep activity!!

  29. Silver Speech –

    I am always excited to get more basic concept resources!

  30. Alicia Winkler –

    Great!

  31. Courtney Jones –

    love it!

  32. Rachel J. –

    Love the graphics and the differentiation of the skill from simple to more complex. Thank you

  33. Laura H. –

    Helpful! Negation is a tough concepts for children with autism and visuals, etc. really help

  34. Expressive Notions –

    Great Resource! Thanks!

  35. Barbara V. –

    Great stuff, Thank you!

  36. La Maestra de Speech –

    Great resource!

  37. Amy T. –

    These are great!

  38. Deborah B. –

    For some reason negation is just a hard concept for my kids. This a great resource to help with that!

  39. Corinna D. –

    Great product! Thank you!

  40. Erin B. –

    cant wait to use!!!

  41. Alexandra Sanders –

    Great for fast and easy session!

  42. Alina J. –

    Thank you.

  43. Sara Hayhurst –

    Thanks!!

  44. Caro Tobias –

    Great resource!

  45. Tracy W. –

    Easy to use no prep activity! Love it!

  46. Cait Beam –

    Great product!!

  47. Olive Speech –

    Very cute! Nice and simple practice of negations.

  48. Victoria B. –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  49. Lindsey W. –

    Teaching negation hasn’t been easy for my preschoolers, this makes it easier for them to clearly understand and catch on.

  50. Dana R. –

    These were perfect!

  51. Hannelie Y. –

    Thanks

  52. Jennifer K. –

    useful resource!

  53. Speech Daze –

    great resource! loved how it was separated by different concepts!

  54. Melanie R. –

    Great resource!

  55. Blossoming Communication –

    This was perfect for my Pre-K’ers and some lower functioning K students.

  56. Krista N. –

    Very helpful!!

  57. Jill T. –

    Love the graphics, so do my preschoolers!

  58. Anum A. –

    Awesome resource!!!!!

  59. Katie G. –

    Great!

  60. Libby Lou’s Adventures –

    This was a quick print and grab activity. It works very well

  61. Cherise T. –

    So helpful to build activities for my sub when I went on maternity leave!

  62. Advance SPOT –

    Thank you!

  63. Jana S. –

    Very helpful

  64. Gabriela G. –

    Great Product!

  65. Lisa Dayton –

    This was very effective, thank you!

  66. Stacy T. –

    Thanks for creating this. I love the pages that teach/show what negation looks like as well as your picture scenes and the open ended worksheets.

  67. Joshua H. –

    Collecting them all

  68. Carolyn C. –

    Great Resource!

  69. HeyAlexa –

    Great!

  70. Speech Up –

    Great for my students working on negation and/or yes/no questions.

  71. Surmin Chowdhury –

    I love this activity. It’s simple to use, but creative. The kids love the last picture in the packet and look forward to talking about it during my sessions.

  72. Shelley SLP –

    I am never disappointed with your products! I know that I will always get a quality product! Thank you!

  73. Cynthia A. –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  74. Jennifer V. –

    I LOVE this resource! Its been so hard to find resources of “what’s not…” and this is the perfect tool!

  75. Paula P. –

    Great details. Wonderful set!!

  76. Lauren W. –

    can’t wait to use this!

  77. Courtney Orlosky –

    Awesome straightforward print and go resource

  78. Ashley M. –

    Great resource and very engaging!

  79. Nidia R. –

    Easy to use.

  80. Teresa C. –

    I was so happy to find a material with this specific topic! Love the visuals and colors!

  81. Natalie W. –

    This is exactly what I needed to target negation with my students! Negation can be a really difficult concept to teach and to understand. This product helped make the concept easier for both me and my kiddos

  82. Kathryn J. –

    Great resource!

  83. Rebecca R. –

    Super easy to use to teach my early elementary kids about negation.

  84. Courtney C. –

    thank you!

  85. Amanda G. –

    This is exactly what I was looking for!

  86. Olivia C. –

    Great product, thank you

  87. Caroline B. –

    This is so great! I love that it targets negation with a variety of different concepts!

  88. Shelbi P. –

    Great to download onto iPad and save paper and reuse for many clients!

  89. Julia C. –

    Fun and engaging for the little ones!

  90. Tammy Trammell –

    Thanks

  91. Brittany D. –

    Great resource!

  92. Megan C. –

    Love the no prep. Just print and go! Nice having the option for color or b&w too.

  93. Antonella Quinci –

    Great resource.

  94. Samantha W. –

    Super helpful!

  95. Libby C. –

    Awesome resource for my varied caseload!

  96. Elizabeth W. –

    SUCH an amazing product for such a tricky topic! Love this!

  97. Cassie F. –

    I love that this is versatile and that I can use it straight from my iPad!

  98. Jerrica Serrano –

    Great product!

  99. LeAnn Chaney –

    Great visual to teach negation

  100. Katrina I S. –

    Straight forward, but engaging resource. It might be nice to have randomized the position of the pictures (negative/affirmative).

  101. Ogadinma O. –

    I enjoyed using this with my students!

  102. Jessie K. –

    Great no prep activity!

  103. Kathryn K. –

    Lots of great visuals to work on negation

  104. Abigail M. –

    This has been great! Thanks

  105. Lindsey S. –

    I love how there is a black and white version of the resource included and that the information can be used on iPads!!!

  106. Carly B. –

    Great

  107. Andrew J. –

    Love the no prep part

  108. Isai B. –

    Love it, thank you!

  109. ChattingCharlie –

    Very comprehensive way to target negation Concepts!

  110. Elise G. –

    Love this!

  111. Heather D. –

    This was easy for me to take from school to school and was able to differentiate for each of my students using the same materials.

  112. Jerrine P –

    Great tool to have on the go.

  113. Ashlee McGeisey –

    This was such a great resource!! I have used it multiple times. Thank you!

  114. Olivia R. –

    Love. and scenes used for activities besides negation!

  115. Anna K. –

    I had a young client struggling with negation and this activity really helped him!!

  116. SLP Staples –

    Nice for introducing negation to students

  117. Vondra M. –

    NO PREP! Love this resource

  118. Melissa B. –

    Easy to use and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

  119. Lindsay D. –

    I love this pack. Great for my children who are really struggling to understand the concept of not. I do wish it had more negation picture scenes though.

  120. Heather B. –

    This is so easy to use! I love how it easily shows up on my devices when I dont have access to paper copies or a printer! It is also great how it starts basic but also has some complex items too!

  121. Alexandria B. –

    Love these!

  122. Kira S. –

    My kids find the pictures fun to use!

  123. Caleigh F. –

    Great way to target negation concepts!

  124. Maricel V. –

    Kids are immediately engaged as the colors and pictures in this resource are great. Great way to work your way into teaching negative concepts.

  125. Brady M. –

    This is super helpful – the no print option is the best!

  126. Clare B. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  127. Kristen O. –

    This has been great for my kids with autism that need the visuals to help them!

  128. Sarah K. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  129. Jessica S. –

    An excellent no-prep resource that is so colourful and engaging. Great way to work on negation.

  130. Shauna J. –

    Exactly what I was looking for!

  131. Tina R. –

    Bought this for a specific kids on my caseload who loves iPad/tablet time and was not getting negation with my manipulative tasks. Ended up buying the bigger bundle from this seller once I tried this resource out, both are great

  132. Unique in Special Ed –

    This has been very helpful with one of my students.

  133. Melinda S. –

    This is helpful for teaching negation to my pre-k students. I cut them into individual cards and laminated so they can do one item at a time rather than full page, and it works well!

  134. Stephanie M. –

    Excellent resource!

  135. Brianna B. –

    A good resource

  136. Arielle Monteiro –

    My students loved this resource. They thought it was a lot of fun.

  137. Jillian Lundy –

    Great resource!!

  138. MARGARET L. –

    I really liked the simplicity of the resource in teaching negation. My clients loved the picture scenes. I have used this primarily in face to face therapy sessions; however, I am going to use it next week starting in teletherapy.

  139. Spill the Beans Speech –

    Nice bright visuals!

  140. Fnu S. –

    Beautiful pictures. Awesome resource for negation. Thank you so much!

  141. SARAH S. –

    Clear visuals and concise instructions.

  142. Amanda L. –

    love this no prep product!

  143. Caitlin E. –

    My students are always engaged when I use this no prep activity. Have the document printed and laminated, which makes it easy to access when I need it quickly. The only thing that is difficult for some of my kids is having multiple questions on each page. I may cut out each individual question and put them on a binder ring so students don’t get distracted by all of the pictures on the page. However, it is as easy as grabbing a blank sheet of paper to cover up the extra images 🙂 Wonderful resource to use!

  144. Sophie G. –

    Perfect colorful and motivating resource to target negation goals.

  145. Francesca Speech Therapist –

    This tool is AMAZING!! it gives you a variety of ways to address the topic of negation. I love how at the end there are different picture scenes and different questions on what to ask the pt. If the picture scenes are too advanced for the pt, there are numerous pages that just have the negation presented in a fo2 or a f04 for the pt to choose from. this activity is great, you wont regret purchasing it.

  146. Amy W. –

    I was looking for something simple to target negation. I love that this gives me that and I can also print extras for patients to take home! Thank you!

  147. Melanie R. –

    perfect for quick drills and teaching negation. highly recommend

  148. Abigail P. –

    This resource worked great for teletherapy! Highly recommend.

  149. Brooke Quinn –

    great

  150. Jeanna L. –

    This is a great resource for my students that have difficulty with the concept of not!!

  151. Jenna K. –

    So useful!

  152. Speechie Jessika –

    My students loved the visuals and activities this packet has to offer! Good for teaching what does not belong!

  153. Andrea G. –

    Good

  154. Lindsey H. –

    So grateful to have found such a great resource for my student who is working on understanding negation. So helpful!

  155. Allison G. –

    I’ve needed helpful visuals and activities for negations for kids who just haven’t been getting the connect and this has been a great help!

  156. Diane C. –

    Great picture worksheets for something quick to pull out during therapy sessions. The students did well with the colorful pictures.

  157. Renee C. –

    Very low prep…laminated resource and used as a baggie task. My student likes to use it on a magnet board placing a flat magnet on his responses. Red for no, green for yes!

  158. Dee D. –

    Good resource

  159. Haeleigh R. –

    My student has really enjoyed working on the pages in this resource so far and I loved the tip to laminate or put in a dry erase folder so that the student can circle items with a dry erase marker – that definitely increased his motivation and enjoyment of the activity. It also helped me get a lot of great trials out of him and there were a ton of opportunities to model as well.

  160. Chelsea Smith –

    Great, simple way to teach negatives!

  161. Brooke Keller –

    This has been so helpful in teaching negation. Highly recommend.

  162. Alina N. –

    I loved this product, I used this for negation understanding in a SLP session.

  163. Evelyn U. –

    Lovely resource!

  164. Brenda A. –

    Wonderful resource for targeting negation.

  165. Karen B. –

    This resource is good to teach negation. However, the black and white pages are not corrected and still mention color. The scenes are a great idea but they are difficult to use over video learning if you are using the black and white version.

  166. Stacey B. –

    great

  167. Erica M. –

    Great resource! I have been looking for activities to target negation. This resource provides many opportunities to target negation from a field of 2 through picture scenes. Thank you!

  168. Shannon N. –

    This is the best because of the no print, but able to print if you want for at home practice! I also love the pre teaching section where it talks about how to teach negation before starting to target negation.

  169. Christy W. –

    This was a very useful resource. Good graphics and well worth the investment.

  170. Sparkling with Speech –

    I love this product for targeting negation at different levels!

  171. Melanie G. –

    This is a great resource. It targets negation in a variety of ways and has helped many of my kids understand this tricky concept.

  172. Kelli S. –

    I’m obsessed with these no prep activities! They are definitely one of my go-to activities when I’m in rush or need something quick!

  173. Cheyenne M. –

    Great!

  174. Lindsey W. –

    I love the simplicity of this resource for use with my younger students.

  175. Emily B. –

    I use this resource ALL THE TIME! It’s so great for targeting negation and breaking it down into specific areas. Kids love it and I love it too!

  176. The Wanderlust SLP –

    Great resource for students. Helpful if you have an IPAD or computer to display this on. Not the greatest for printing, but overall I do like the product.

  177. Claire S. –

    Great resource!!

  178. Natalia C. –

    My kids were very engaged with this activity.

  179. Jessica B. –

    Great variety and modifications to teach negation!

  180. Amber V. –

    This resource worked well for the student I purchased it for. Thank you!

  181. Jami Bremer –

    This resource is perfect for introducing the concept of negation.

  182. Splash into Speech –

    It is helpful to have the pre-teach section on negation in addition to activities that test students’ understanding.

  183. Elizabeth D. –

    Great resource!

  184. Stephanie M. –

    I’ve used the negation sheets multiple times since my purchase and I love this resource! Very easy to use. It is easy for students to participate with the worksheets and for parents to understand how to support this learning at home. My students circled the responses after I had them point to be sure the response was correct. If it was not, I was able to have a teaching moment. They are all “category” – which one is NOT…..

  185. Alex B. –

    Great no-prep resource! Easy to use and helpful for teaching negation to my students who have difficulty with the concept!

  186. Lets Talk Neuropositivity –

    I really enjoyed this resource and using the visuals for explaining concepts to kids

  187. Megan S. –

    This is a quick and easy resource to print and provide for homework for my kids on my caseload!

  188. Brennan J. –

    Great resource for a topic that didn’t have a lot of resources.

  189. Monica G. –

    Great resource and the No prep makes it easy to pull out when needed

  190. Jessica V. –

    These were a great way to work on negation with students who have hearing loss.

  191. Speechologist –

    Overall great resource, very comprehensive.
    I have been using the black and white version mostly because, ink…slide 29 is almost impossible to see what’s happening because the background is so busy, the b&w version doesn’t cut it. Slide 27 literally says “what animal is not green”….well none of them, because it’s b&w. Slide 37 again a question about color…I don’t think the author created the b&w version with care, she just copied and pasted the color version.
    Overall, covers a range of negation.

  192. AKILA B. –

    Great resource. Can be sent home as homework to encourage carryover or done as an activity in therapy.

  193. Amanda Dietrich –

    Nice colorful resource, but on the black and white pages, some directions involve color, so they cannot be completed. I cut out the targets into flashcards and laminated them so they can be used over and over again without wasting my color ink. The pictures are cute and engaging.

  194. Kristen T. –

    My students really love this activity. Thanks for a great resource!

  195. Colette T. –

    This product was a new and fun way to teach negation! My students enjoyed learning with this product. THANKS!

    Colette

  196. Nayllim R. –

    My students loved this resource! Great for therapy and carryover.

  197. Megan M. –

    I liked having something more complex than identifying negation with objects. I think it is more complex and it is important to note if students can do both!

  198. The Communication Curriculum –

    I really enjoy this whole line of resources! Great visual supports and a simple and approachable way to work on those basic concepts!

  199. Alexandra S. –

    Great easy and clear resource to use for the topic of negation!

  200. Olivia O. –

    Great resource! Will be using it for years down the road. Thank you!

  201. Jennifer F. –

    I love using this resource in-person with students or to send home as homework to practice between sessions/summer break. Engaging and interactive- Highly recommend!

  202. Miss Becca SLP –

    My students love using mini erasers or play-doh to respond to each prompt. The pictures are fun and engaging!

  203. Small Town Speech –

    This is an excellent resource and is exactly as described. Thank you!

  204. Alexis P. –

    A great resource to use with my preschool students.

  205. Geena K. –

    Nice print and go or use on the smartboard for younger students.

  206. Anissa Molina –

    Amazing resource kids were very engaged and motivated!

  207. Rachel Evans –

    Love that this incorporated different concepts for negation. Simple yet engaging.

  208. Rebecca S. –

    This resource seems better suited for younger children. I purchased it for a 3rd grader with hearing loss, and it didn’t target her goal in the way I had hoped.

  209. Allison C. –

    My students were able to use this resource as a great activity to target basic concept goals in a fun way!

  210. Angelina C. –

    Love targeting this concept. These are so nice to have ready and prepped.

  211. Tina I. –

    Great set to work on negation and vocabulary. I like that it targets negation by themes. MY students liked the pictures and maintained focus and interest.

  212. Kaitlyn F. –

    Great activity for negation and for giving to caregivers for practice at home.

  213. Angela C. –

    This resource is great for teaching negation. I use this a lot with my students.

  214. Sofia L. –

    I love this resource when working with my students. It makes my planning and sessions go a lot smoother.

  215. Carissa A. –

    Really great resource, worked really well for my sessions!

  216. Tatum Wilkerson –

    I have a student who really struggles with negation. This activity has been helpful!

  217. Rachel C. –

    This was a great resource to help with teaching my clients negation in a systematic way! It’s easy to prep for and tracking progress!

  218. Allison P. –

    I enjoy that this resource contains a variety of concepts while also targeting negation!

  219. Nicole Brooker –

    I absolutely love the No Prep Basic Concepts sets for my students. I am able to modify and utilize these worksheets for students in grades K-2.

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