Adjectives and Opposites Basic Concepts Speech Therapy NO PREP Worksheets
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Adjectives and Opposites Basic Concepts Speech Therapy NO PREP Worksheets

(147 customer reviews)

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A great way to teach and assess descriptors and modifiers! You can easily teach opposites and negation with this activity.

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Number of pages: 47

Description

This adjectives basic concepts speech therapy resource is just what you need to teach and access descriptors and modifiers! These printable worksheets target descriptive, comparative, and superlative adjectives.

In addition, easily teach opposites and negation with this activity.

Designed specifically to target these foundational basic concepts, these printables provide a structured yet flexible approach to introducing and reinforcing adjectives. 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.

No prep, print-and-go pages, or just open on your device! These pages are left open-ended for flexibility for what you want to target and how difficult you want it to be. The perfect addition to your speech therapy sessions!

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

Adjectives Visuals – 3 pages

48 CONCEPTS (color and black & white):

  • Hot/cold
  • Wet/dry
  • Clean/dirty
  • Soft/hard
  • Heavy/light
  • Empty/full
  • Old/new
  • Young/old
  • Awake/asleep
  • Tall/short
  • Big/little
  • Huge/tiny
  • Open/closed
  • Dark/light
  • Slow/fast
  • Strong/weak
  • Noisy/quiet
  • Near/far
  • Same/different
  • Separate/together
  • Long/short
  • Thick/thin
  • Shallow/deep
  • Wide/narrow
  • Fast/faster/fastest
  • Slow/slower/slowest
  • Tiny/little/big/huge
  • Dirty/dirtier/dirtiest
  • Hot/hotter/hottest
  • Cold/colder/coldest
  • Tallest/tall/short/shortest
  • Youngest/young/old/oldest

 

Reinforcer:
Use the “Under the Sea” page reinforcer as a motivator while teaching concepts. After a correct response, cover the white circles with bingo chips or paint with dot markers.

Kitchen & Map Concepts Scenes:
Use the scenes and ask the questions to test the generalization of concepts or screen to see concepts already mastered.

Board Game:
Grab dice and placeholders, and you’re ready to play! Use the board game to ensure comprehension and generalization of concepts.

✅ 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 it 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 drawing on the PDF with your computer and tablet are included. This will allow you to circle or cross out the pictures, making 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 playdough, bingo chips, dot markers, or anything else that motivates your students!

Take a look at the preview to get a better idea of what’s included!

⭐️ BUNDLE & SAVE ⭐️

This resource is part of the Basic Concepts Bundle 2. Save over 15% and get more great basic concepts resources!

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a great resource for building adjective vocabulary! I love that each concept pair has 4 different illustrations which is very effective in teaching and generalizing concept knowledge. It is a print and use resource. The pages can be easily folded to focus the student on one concept pair at a time. There is no need to cut and prep.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“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!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“These adjective concept sheets are colorful and engaging.. Great drill practice for opposites. My students love the game board!”

 

 

⭐ YOU MAY ALSO LIKE ⭐

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This is a digital product that will be available for download upon purchase. Due to the nature of this product, there are no returns.

Copyright © Allison Fors, Inc. All rights reserved by author.
Do not share this document with anyone or upload it to the Internet or your website. Copying any part of this product and placing it on the Internet in any form is strictly forbidden. Do not modify or alter this document. Permission to reproduce for individual use only.  If you would like to share with other therapists or teachers, please purchase additional licenses or direct them to my store. You may share individual pages with the families with whom you work.

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147 reviews for Adjectives and Opposites Basic Concepts Speech Therapy NO PREP Worksheets

  1. Katherine S. –

    thank you!

  2. Christie G. –

    I seem to be always looking for comparative and superlative resources! These are so cute and user friendly. Thanks!

  3. Jessica D –

    This is just what I needed! Something quick that I can grab on the go. I think I will use a binder ring and hook them all together! I love the picture scenes- such a great idea but the map concepts may be a little difficult for my little ones. The shortest street, tallest building (since they are not side-by-side), and oldest/fastest car may be a little tricky. Thanks!

  4. Communication in Motion –

    I love this! Thank you!

  5. Julie Carey –

    I’ve been needing something to work on adjective pairs. This is a perfect starting point!

  6. Ms Gardenia’s Speech Room –

    Just what we needed to make simple sentences in speech therapy! Thank you

  7. Kaila Mrozinski –

    These are going to be great for the kids. The reinforcement page is really cute. Love that it can be bound together by a binder ring or rubber banded together for a grab n’ go type product.

  8. Janelle Miller SLP –

    Great pictures – various ways to show opposites.

  9. Amber F. –

    I love the opposites included in this packet.

  10. georgine M. –

    Just what I was looking for.. thanks

  11. Katharine I. –

    Great resource! Thanks for including the motivator as well.

  12. Little n Loud –

    These are great. Thank you so much

  13. Rachelle S. –

    This looks like a great resource! I’ve been needing an activity to work on comparatives and superlatives with my students! Thanks!!

  14. VALERIE S. –

    Thanks for sharing!

  15. Theresa A. –

    Thanks I love it

  16. Sara P. –

    Love this product! Thanks:)

  17. The Scattered SLP –

    My lower middle school kids are loving these!

  18. KI Speech –

    I’m very excited about this product. Thanks so much!

  19. Carole C. –

    Love your products.

  20. Kendra W. –

    I’ve been looking for materials like this lately! Thank you so much for this excellent time saver! I can’t wait to use these this week.

  21. Ruth N. –

    Great materials. Thanks for creating!

  22. Caroline Kling –

    Great product with great graphics

  23. Lee Ann P. –

    This is exactly what I needed for my group. Thank you for a quality product.

  24. Heidi C. –

    Thanks

  25. Sinead Foley –

    A great activity. Thank you!

  26. Amanda J. –

    So many uses with so many children of different ages Wonderful product!

  27. Tea S. –

    Like how concrete the pictures are for my younger students.

  28. ‘Oh-So’ Speechie –

    Awesome

  29. Alicia F. –

    Really enjoying your products! Was trying to collect activities to work on descriptions and concepts. With this and your concepts pack, I’m totally set! Thank you!!!!!!!

  30. Lauren M. –

    Exactly what I was looking for to teach these concepts! Thanks!

  31. Creating Communicators –

    I love this! Another fantastic product! Thank you Allison!
    🙂

  32. Jillian G. –

    Thank you for a fantastic resource!

  33. AGB Speech Therapy –

    Thanks so much!

  34. The Bilingual Speech Spot –

    Love this product! Great visuals for my students to understand! Thank you!

  35. Andreane G. –

    This is an amazing product. Very thorough. I truly recommend it!

  36. KB’s SLP Store –

    Covers a lot of concepts, great for reinforcement. I wish there were more of each concept, but it will be a great addition. Thanks!

  37. Kate B. –

    Great resource!!

  38. Natalie H. –

    thanks

  39. Kristine F. –

    Great product. Thank you.

  40. Rebecca N –

    Great variety of concepts.

  41. Louise D. –

    Is it selfish to give less for practicality just because I want more??? OK, I’ll put it back up! Seriously this is a great resource. Partly because it includes comparatives and superlatives but mainly because it shows many examples of the verbs (I teach kids who sign and often/usually there isn’t a one to one correspondence between an Auslan sign and the English word. This allows kids to see that all of these concepts use one English word.) Love it.

  42. Amy T. –

    I love all these sets.

  43. Elissa Kaufman –

    Awesome! Thank you!

  44. Rachael H. –

    No prep is always loved and these are great for my younger students.

  45. sharon J. –

    Easy to prep and use.

  46. Speech Daze –

    great activity! thanks!

  47. Santia S. –

    I really love your products–simple, easy to use, and effective! Thanks for creating and sharing another great resource. I’ll be using immediately!

  48. Morreale’s Materials –

    So helpful

  49. Nyhla C. –

    This was just what I was looking for!

  50. Making ESL Fun –

    Thank you! Very helpful.

  51. Britiany H. –

    I use these constantly!

  52. Kelsey B. –

    I use these a lot!

  53. Deborah Costello –

    great resource

  54. Kristi T. –

    Great!

  55. Allison A. –

    Can’t wait to use it!

  56. Kiersten P. –

    Thorough, practical, and easy to use. A great visual for my students working on language goals. Thank you!

  57. Kris W. –

    Love this! So useful!!! Thanks!!!

  58. Taria C. –

    Nice simple activities to work on opposites and comparatives. I use it with telepractice and have the students circle the ones I say.

  59. The Babbling SLP –

    Thanks!

  60. Olga F. –

    This is a great product! Thank you for your hard work.

  61. Jill W. –

    Thank you for this, my students really enjoyed it!

  62. Simply Speech Co. –

    Great product- targets many different concepts

  63. Anita B. –

    Great fast finisher activities!!

  64. Kaitlyn F. –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  65. Lisa F. –

    Thanks

  66. Nicole G. –

    Thank you!

  67. Jane H. –

    great resource thanks

  68. DEBBIE L. –

    Love these! Great visuals for my Deaf students

  69. Amanda B. –

    I really like this product- just wish there were some sheets that had a FO3 or FO4 so it was less guessing between just 2

  70. Alexandria B. –

    Love all of these no prep items. I am going to hole punch them and place them in a binder.

  71. Speech Spot Co –

    LOVE!!!!

  72. Tracey N. –

    Another great resource!

  73. Charlotte F. –

    This is a wonderful product.

  74. Lesley M. –

    Several different pictures for each concept – I have needed some fresh materials to target basic concepts. So cute!

  75. Brittany O. –

    The simple colored pictures kept my students engaged when using this resource. There was no extraneous information that they had to ignore when targeting these concepts.

  76. Natalie J. –

    This resource is very helpful for my students that have a goal for learning “opposites”. The pictures are engaging and colorful and can be used in a variety of ways. Thank you!

  77. Michelle W. –

    This has been a really great packet for teaching these adjectives/opposites. I bought it for in person use, but it has worked well for distance learning as well.

  78. Carmella M. –

    Was able to use this for distance learning by making a chart into other programs. Cute pictures and easy to use.

  79. Kimberly W. –

    This is a great resource with a variety of useful target vocabulary and images!

  80. Lauren M. –

    Great Resource!

  81. Pip S. –

    Good resource that was able to be used in telehealth sessions.

  82. Lauren W. –

    Allison’s worksheets are great – nicely designed, engaging and versatile.

  83. Christina P. –

    good resource and was able to use it in teletherapy sessions!

  84. Jessica J. –

    Great for teaching opposites and basic concepts!

  85. Paige B. –

    My students love these visuals!

  86. Nadia M. –

    Great way to teach these concepts!

  87. Giana M. –

    Good resource to help kids with language deficits understand different adjectives and opposites with visuals.

  88. Hayley S. –

    Nice set of pictures for teaching common adjectives.

  89. April G. –

    This is a great resource to put in a binder and take with me for quick access.

  90. L M –

    I like how you have provided more than one visual example for each of the opposite concept pairs. Great task cards for both in person and assigning for review during distance learning.

  91. Megan J. –

    I love using this resource to introduce these concepts to my students!

  92. Tricia B –

    Great to send home for therapy packets during remote learning

  93. Phoebe H. –

    Great resource!

  94. Suzanne A. –

    I love how this resource targets so many concepts. Thank you!

  95. Audréanne G. –

    Love it!

  96. Lindsey M. –

    Great product! The graphics are super cute.

  97. stephanie K. –

    Anything she makes is great!

  98. Evelyn U. –

    Lots of variety, really enjoy using this one

  99. Karen E. –

    I put all these in sheet protectors in a looseleaf so I can use with several students. The pictures are great and are a great review of all the opposite concepts we have been learning. I also like that the picture scenes provide many questions that contain the concepts.

  100. Finch Speech –

    This has great visuals!

  101. Lindsey S. –

    I love all of the no prep packets because they are easy to just print and take with me anywhere!

  102. Emily Petherick –

    Too cute, love the images and so many adjectives!

  103. Cindy D. –

    This is a great resource for building adjective vocabulary! I love that each concept pair has 4 different illustrations which is very effective in teaching and generalizing concept knowledge. It is a print and use resource. The pages can be easily folded to focus the student on one concept pair at a time. There is no need to cut and prep.

  104. Lindsey Karol –

    Love the visual supports this product gives my students!

  105. Patricia H. –

    These adjective concept sheets are colorful and engaging.. Great drill practice for opposites. My students love the game board!

  106. Jade M. –

    Colorful, well-designed, and engaging. It’s something that I can easily place in a binder and store until I am ready to use.

  107. 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!

  108. Speech T. –

    Thank you!

  109. Mei and You –

    Great, easy to use resource with fantastic pictures for my kids who benefit from visual supports! Thank you for this therapy tool!

  110. Dawn S. –

    These cards are great for working on adjectives and/or opposites! The kids find them really engaging and I love that I can print and use right away.

  111. Zebaish S. –

    loved it

  112. Hope S. –

    Very happy with this resource!

  113. Emily H. –

    Super easy to pick up and go. Great for those days when you need an activity but don’t have a ton of time to prepare.

  114. Noreen B. –

    My students enjoyed the colorful pictures. We laminated the pages and used an erasable marker for students to make his/her/their choices. It was a hit

  115. Megan Luebbert –

    These are great cards to use to work on adjectives and/or opposites!

  116. Gabriela M. –

    My students enjoyed using it! The visuals are helpful in understanding adjectives and opposites!

  117. Jennifer Pearlman –

    Such a helpful product!

  118. Camille B. –

    Good resource!

  119. Sara T. –

    Great receptive language tasks for targeting various adjectives

  120. Heather M. –

    Great visuals! Helpful for teaching adjectives at the beginner level!

  121. Sarah C. –

    My students were engaged when using this and I loved how it was no prep! Thanks!

  122. Laura S. –

    Love how many concepts this resource targets. Great pictures!

  123. Laura L. –

    Easy to prep resource to grab and use in sessions!

  124. Miranda B. –

    This resource is great and easy to use. My students really enjoyed the engaging pictures!

  125. Emily M. –

    Great resource for adjectives and opposites, love the visuals!

  126. Edith C. –

    I used these during an after school program to support ELL students. Thank you for the great visuals. Students loved these.

  127. BETTY R. –

    The pictures are well understood by my EFL students.

  128. Ashley G. –

    I highly recommend this resource! This was an engaging activity. I’ve used this with several students and they all loved it!

  129. Kayla Megan –

    Wonderful no-prep resource! Multiple opportunities to practice these skills.

  130. Ashton S. –

    This has been a really clear resource to use with my first graders who have struggled with some of the more abstract concepts!

  131. Speechie Time –

    I loved that it was no-prep and was great to have on hand this year.

  132. Amanda P. –

    Love this resource! This has been my go to for some of my groups!

  133. Sarah D. –

    My students loved this resource! It kept them engaged the whole session. I highly recommend it!

  134. Megan S. –

    This resource was exactly what I was looking for to target very specific goals!

  135. Katherine Z. –

    This is an excellent resource!

  136. Happy Hands Activities –

    easy and ready to use worksheets. My son and i both enjoyed them .

  137. SILVINA S. –

    Love it!! Easy to use, great pictures! easy to understand

  138. Beth P. –

    This was a great resource to use for progress monitoring for my non-verbal students! Thank you for sharing!!

  139. Makayla’s Speech at the Beach –

    This is a fun and engaging resource that is great for targeting communication.

  140. Nichole C. –

    I loved this set! So organized and full of great detail. Students loved using it with our opposite activities. Thank you.

  141. Claire M. –

    This resource was exactly what I needed! Thank you!

  142. Grow Through Speech –

    These are concepts that I work on continuously with my students so this product is great to use with them. The visuals are clear and easy enough for my students to learn from.

  143. Michelle M. –

    Thank you for this resource that I can use during therapy session and to provide some practice at home.

  144. Logan N. –

    This is a great resource for teaching, practicing, and sending for “homework” to target basic concepts, opposites, and negation!

  145. Alisa Kuka –

    This was useful while working on presenting adjectives to kiddos who needs extra support.

  146. Kayla Wood –

    I’ve loved having this resource on the go! I cut them up into cards and put them on a ring. The kids love flipping through them and the pictures to go along with the words/concepts are very helpful! Great buy!

  147. ccarlisle –

    This has been very helpful as an easy go to for students working on concepts and prepositions. Worth every penny!

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