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Irregular Past Tense Verbs BOOM Cards™️ Speech Therapy Grammar Activities

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Irregular past tense verbs BOOM Cards for speech therapy and the classroom. Digital, self-checking task cards for 90 verbs. Teach by verb ending!

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Teach irregular past tense verbs systematically and logically – by verb ending! This is a great activity to practice irregular past tense verbs for any level of learner. Use for both teletherapy and in-person therapy!

Shake up your grammar curriculum with these irregular past tense verbs digital cards! It’s time to discover an effective solution to the challenge of teaching irregular past tense verbs: this comprehensive digital resource is designed to make grammar not just educational but genuinely enjoyable!

This resource extends beyond simple recognition. It includes a structured approach that allows you to teach logically and step-by-step, addressing common stumbling blocks with ease. Whether you’re introducing these verbs for the first time or aiming for a thorough review, this packet has you covered.

✅ The sections include:

➜ unchanged verbs
➜ -ought/-aught
➜ -ang/-ung
➜ -ew
➜ -t
➜ long /o/
➜ common irregular past tense verbs
➜ before and after picture cards (generalization activity with fill-in-the-blank answers)

The homepage includes buttons to easily navigate to the different 8 sections. The last section is fill-in-the-blank. All other sections are multiple-choice with 4 answer choices.
 
This deck is intended to be used with oversight from an adult.
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Great for:

➜ teaching by verb pattern.
➜ teaching common verbs.
➜ introducing and generalizing irregular verbs.
➜ having an organized, logical way to teach irregular verbs.
➜ interactive, self-grading task cards.

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Highly recommend this resource. I like how the verbs are divided into categories so the students can focus on one pattern at a time.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This resource is great to scaffold and teach irregular past tense verbs – I love how the resource is laid out and appreciate how verbs are separated based on the rule they follow. Great for baseline data & progress monitoring!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Teaching verb tense by pattern is my new go-to since discovering your products! Thank you for creating these! Such a time saver and makes my life so much easier! Plus the kids are understanding it and remembering it better!”

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This is a BOOM Cards™️, digital version of the best seller: Irregular Past Tense Verbs
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Regular Past Tense Verbs


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  • Interactive
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219 reviews for Irregular Past Tense Verbs BOOM Cards™️ Speech Therapy Grammar Activities

  1. Courtney B. –

    Love this resource! Its exactly what i’ve been looking for with my students that are new to irregular verbs! Love that it allows them to learn the patterns before moving on! Great way of grouping that is very effective for teaching!! Highly recommend for beginners!

  2. Johanna J. –

    Loving this resource! Just what I needed!

  3. Roxy SLP –

    Allison Fors has some on THE most comprehensive resources (print and digital). I own literally almost everything she makes. This resource is EXCELLENT for teaching past tense

  4. Kelsey P. –

    I love how this is broken down into different categories! so effective for so many kiddos!

  5. Candice Grudowski SLP –

    Love the separation by word family

  6. Shannon D. –

    So great to target irregular verbs!

  7. Sandy Nouneh –

    This is a great resource for targetting past tense!!

  8. Deanna S. –

    Love this so much and how it is organized! Thank you so much for putting this together!!!!!!!

  9. Boho Speechie –

    Great resource, my students loved it! (:

  10. Katherine S. –

    This resource is great for teaching and practicing irregular past tense forms. I love that it breaks things into patterns for students to understand better.

  11. Paraskevi Fostinis –

    Great resources

  12. Lauren H. –

    My students love boom cards and are working on irregular verb tenses. So this is the perfect resource. Looking forward to using it in more sessions!

  13. Alison S. –

    Easy to use and engaging for distance learning with my students.

  14. Mary G. –

    Yes!! Thank you for making these as boom cards. Using these cards during my distance learning sessions has made my life so much easier.

  15. Tracey N. –

    Love all your resources

  16. Miranda S. –

    This resource is awesome! Having the verbs separated into the different groups was really helpful for my student in seeing the difference!

  17. Jennifer G. –

    I have so many students working on past tense verbs. This resource is so thorough and very engaging!

  18. Caffeinated SLP –

    I have the paper version of this and I love it! My students have really enjoyed the BoomCard version!

  19. Erin M. –

    This is a wonderful resource for teaching irregular past tense verbs! I love how the verbs are separated by rule. That made it much easier for my student to understand. This is a great resource for distance learning, too.

  20. Elissa Kaufman –

    Thank you!

  21. Shelby the SLP –

    This. Is. Everything. I. Needed.

    Thank you!!!!

  22. Belinda J. –

    So nice to have a resource that has irregular plurals grouped by pattern. Happy to have this as Boom card deck!

  23. Jacqueline G. –

    I have the printable version of this resource and when I saw a BOOM card version was available I HAD to have it. One of my favorite BOOM card resources!

  24. Greta F. –

    I always have kids on my caseload with this goal, so I’m always looking for more activities. This has been a life saver!

  25. Jennifer D. –

    I have had such difficulty finding quality irregular verb resources. This one saved me!! It’s surprising how many of my students, whether targeting irregular verbs or sentence structure in general, have loved and benefited from this resource!

  26. Ashley Paige L. –

    This resource has helped explain and organize past tense verbs brilliantly!

  27. School to Private Practice SLP –

    Boom cards are great for student engagement and I think they learn more when they read and click the option

  28. Andreana C. –

    This resource was a great help for both my virtual and in-person students! Irregular verbs are very tricky to teach and for my students to grasp and having this visual along with the opportunity for them to select their answers is a great learning tool to help them remember the correct changes to the verb forms. Thank you very much for creating such a helpful and engaging tool!

  29. The Bright Side of Speech –

    I’ve been looking for a resource that breaks down irregular verbs in an easy way to teach to my students. I love how this has each verb form broken down so we can go pattern by pattern. The digital format makes it ideal for teletherapy! I also like that there are a variety of answer choices for my students that need extra support. Overall, great resource – thank you!!

  30. Alyssa B. –

    Dividing the irregular verbs into categories was a great way to teach the rules. I have been working on irregular verbs with a group for a couple weeks, but setting it up this way helped something to “click” that we don’t always use “-ed”

  31. Jamie D. –

    Great resource!

  32. Merissa S. –

    Love that this resource has broken down irregular verbs into different “rules.” This has helped my clients significantly! Easy to use resource and great for Telehealth sessions.

  33. Dawn Hernandez –

    This is a great product!

  34. Kathryn Jane –

    This is a great resource, I like the way different types are separated out so we can focus on one a week.

  35. Kate B. –

    Great way to practice our verb tenses!

  36. Julie B. –

    I love this resource! Not only is is great to use as a therapy tool, I also used it as a progress monitoring tool for some students. I created a list of the targeted verbs on my own and kept track in a Google Doc.

  37. Julie S. –

    Great resource! Love how it is broken down!

  38. Katrina S. –

    I loved how this was set up to focus on different types of irregular verbs. So very helpful! Thanks!!

  39. Elaine N. –

    Many different tasks working on irregular past tense verbs. Pictures were somewhat ambiguous and didn’t always display past tense forms of the verbs.

  40. Marisa L. –

    I love not having to plan out my grammar activities for students, and this set of boom cards is perfect in a pinch!

  41. Kathryn R. –

    This is a great resource/activity for my students during distance learning and in person.

  42. Anna L. –

    I love this resource! I am able to use it in telehealth and in-person sessions. There is a large variety of irregular past tense verbs that I wouldn’t have thought to target!

  43. Andrea N. –

    Great resource. Love that it’s digital!

  44. Kim B. –

    Great resource to target a variety of irregular past tense verbs! Thank you!

  45. Lauren P. –

    Love this so much! Exactly what i was looking for

  46. sally C. –

    great resource!

  47. Lawler Speech School –

    I love how the cards are broken down by ending. It helped so much when practicing this difficult concept!

  48. EASpeechTherapy –

    Great for my kids working on irregular past tense with good visuals and written examples. Thank you!

  49. Kathryn D. –

    Wonderful product! Thanks for your hard work.

  50. Latoya P. –

    My students like the activity! It has helped them learn verb rules.

  51. Elyssa R. –

    I’ve had the paper version of this resource and love it, so when I saw a Boom version I knew I needed it! It’s the best way to teach irregular past-tense verbs for our students that struggle!

  52. Marsha Elliott –

    I wish I had purchased this sooner. Kids love it and I really like how it is divided into the different spelling patterns such as -ought/aught, -ang/ung, -ew, -t, long /o/ and unchanged. I particularly like the present tense to past tense where the students have to type in their answer. They like to do this at the end of class to see who can type in the most correct verbs after practicing. Highly recommend this!

  53. Lauren U. –

    Great for distance learning – thank you!

  54. RussellingFeathersForward –

    Perfect activity to target irregular past tense verbs.

  55. Sarah G. –

    Engaging and easy to use in person or via telehealth. The groupings/patterns are a useful way to explicitly teach irregular past tense verbs.

  56. Lyndal C. –

    I used it with my own child as a holiday activity. I will be using it as an example when coaching parents to explain the different past tense groupings when targeting new goals.

  57. Daley Speech –

    This has been a super helpful and engaging way for my students to learn and practice irregular past tense verbs!

  58. Dominique A. –

    Comes with all kinds of irregular past tense verbs, and even those tricky ones! I love how each one come in a different sentence so it’s a fill-in-the blank scenario

  59. Laura J. –

    This resource actually helped me TEACH irregular verbs better. The way they’re divided up into patterns makes it so much easier to teach instead of just feel like I’m drilling my students with a stack of cards. Thank you!!

  60. Kristin D. –

    This is a wonderful resource. I have used it for in person and distance learning.

  61. Amy G. –

    This is a great resource for teaching irregular past tense verbs! Students are much more successful when they are able to follow the patterns of the different verbs.

  62. Alyssa H. –

    Great visuals that made it easy to keep my students engaged! Loved all the different options for targeting irregular past tense verbs!

  63. Lynne B. –

    This resource is really helpful, thank you! I really like how the verb tenses are grouped together by sound; it makes it a lot easier to teach and for the students to pick up on.

  64. Elizabeth K. –

    Easy to use, the verbs are divided into pattern groups, which makes it easy to practice multiple targets.

  65. Bailey P. –

    great resource

  66. Emily P. –

    Great resource! Love that it is broken down into different groups. I wish it also included examples before getting started just to help solidify one more time for the child what they are working on since these are more difficult to pick up on.

  67. Morreale’s Materials –

    Great verb practice!

  68. Kerri W. –

    Absolutely love this resource!! A simple way to to group irregular verbs and practice with just that group of words and also includes some practice activities with mixed irregular verbs.

  69. Ashley M. –

    Great product!

  70. Brenda C. –

    Love that this resource groups different verbs together to show a pattern for irregular verbs, exactly what I have been looking for! Takes the ‘randomness’ out of it!

  71. Dana W. –

    Great examples and I love that there so many! When I buy Boom Cards I always appreciate it when there are more than just a handful of cards.

  72. Emily W. –

    Thank you for a very clear and thoughtful resource to target irregular verbs!

  73. Jane M. –

    This was just what I needed for a private client I am seeing remotely for speech/language sessions. As always, your resource has engaging graphics, is well organized, and appealing for students. Thank you Allison.

  74. Samantha W. –

    I loved using this resource with my telehealth clients!

  75. Faith S. –

    I have to agree with what everyone else is saying-this was outstanding! I love how Allison broke down the verbs into such a systematic approach to teaching. My students were better able to retain them this way when they were chunked into families. I rarely purchase BOOM cards because there are so many out there for free, but this was well worth the investment.

  76. stephanie K. –

    Has been great resources! has helped me cut down on prep time!

  77. Megan C. –

    Helpful resource!

  78. Upbeat Speech –

    Great resource!

  79. Anna M. –

    I love how this resource has the verbs separated by endings! It makes it easier for kids to focus on one group at a time to reinforce tricky grammar rules!

  80. Terri W. –

    Great resource! Love that the verbs are grouped by pattern. This can be used within therapy as well as sent for home practice. Thank you!

  81. Lindsay A. –

    Thank you

  82. A Gift of Speech –

    Another fantastic activity. I needed another activity to work on irregular verbs and this was perfect for my mixed group!

  83. Tamatha C. –

    This is a wonderful tool in my therapy toolbox. I appreciate that it was set up by the ending patterns! Thank you.

  84. Angela R. –

    Quick and easy way to practice past tense verbs! My students really enjoy this resource.

  85. Martha Coller –

    This was very helpful during digital learning this past year.

  86. Jamie G. –

    Loved it!

  87. Emily W. –

    Irregular past tense verbs have always been a harder goal for me to teach but this resource has made my life 10x easier!

  88. Audrey H. –

    Great resource!

  89. Karan C. –

    Cute, fun and engaging resource!

  90. SLP Literacy Corner –

    Working on past tense verbs (both regular & irregular) has been so much easier since I started following Allison Fors’ strategy of teaching by verb ending. This is an excellent structured activity for teaching irregular past tense verbs. I add a little movement to the activity by acting out the actions with students, and then asking “what did we do?” to get extra practice using the irregular past tense.

  91. SILVINA S. –

    Great resource!!!

  92. Laura R. –

    This resource is set up well and is thourogh.

  93. Nicole G –

    Great resource!

  94. Hope A. –

    This systematic structure of this resource has helped my students who have been working on this goal for quite some time make sudden significant progress. I have seen it ‘click’ for students already.

  95. taylor S. –

    A great way to work on irregular past tense verbs. I love how she’s broken each spelling of the irregular verbs into their own categories. It really makes teaching and learning the patterns much easier!

  96. Shelley E. –

    Excellent product

  97. Deborah M. –

    This resource was most helpful with my L.D. third grader and somewhat helpful for my second grader on the autism spectrum. I like the breakdown and systematic teacher opportunities offered.

  98. Corina G. –

    My students enjoyed using this resource!

  99. Lisa J. –

    It is useful

  100. Kamila K. –

    Great resource!

  101. Delia W. –

    Great resource!

  102. Allison G. –

    My students LOVED this resource!

  103. Natasha T. –

    I have a lot of students working on irregular past tense verbs, and I have been searching for a way to make the skill more concrete to teach. The verb patterns in this are SO HELPFUL. Thank you!

  104. Leah M. –

    I enjoy the digital version for this skill.

  105. Antoria Y. –

    Another great resource!

  106. Allison S. –

    Mu students have enjoyed this resource. I like that it can be used both online and in person.

  107. Jacqueline B. –

    This resource has been so helpful for targeting irregular past tense verbs. I found it much easier to teach these verbs in families/groupings. It makes things more organized and systematic for students. Thank you for a great resource!

  108. Allison H. –

    This is so helpful! My kids seem like they learn so much with this!

  109. Lindsey W. –

    This is a great resource! I love that it’s separated based on type of word!

  110. Colleen D. –

    I love how this resource has specific categories of the different morphological patterns in irregular past tense verb forms. This has been great in systematically teaching my students.

  111. Sheryl Stiemann –

    This has been helpful for both distance learning and in person learning. My students enjoyed this activity and they liked the pictures used. Thank you!

  112. Karen S. –

    thank you

  113. Emily B. –

    engaging activity

  114. Alexandria V. –

    I always need more irregular verb activities and this one does not disappoint.

  115. Krystal S. –

    I love that this product has such a long list of irregular verbs to target. I use it mostly for the Before and After pictures because there are no answer choices and I can see a true reflection of what the student knows; however, the other supported choice option pages are also great for teaching the correct tense. There are visual supports embedded throughout, which makes it great for serving students with special needs who benefit from visuals. Very well done product!

  116. Vanessa Z. –

    I use this resource will my elementary students. While targeting past tense verbs they can also practice their spelling.

  117. Keely H. –

    Love this deck! Irregular past tense is something I target very frequently and I find I quickly run out of materials. The visuals in this deck make it very easy for clients to understand the past tense.

  118. Abbey M. –

    Much more interesting way to work on irregular past tense verbs. I really appreciate that the verbs are grouped by the pattern they follow!.

  119. Amanda S. –

    This was so easy to use! I was able to give my students a fast pin to open up on their own devices.

  120. Mercedes Becerra –

    Having this deck keeps the kids engaged. I find that I quickly run out of materials for irregular paste tense verbs, especially since it is a goal I target a lot. Thank you for putting your time and effort!

  121. Amanda R. –

    This resource has been so helpful for targeting irregular past tense verbs during tele-therapy!

  122. Texas Speech Mom –

    The layout and images made the concept of teaching irregular verbs so much easier! Thanks for all of the hard work that was put into this product.

  123. Eliza W. –

    This resource is comprehensive and user-friendly. My clients were highly engaged when using this 🙂 Highly recommend this!

  124. Maya C. –

    Great resource!

  125. Billie H. –

    I have never taught irreg verbs by ending before and I really like it! My kiddos could get the pattern and then be able to learn these sets of verbs pretty quickly. It was a good way to build their confidence and they were really engaged.

  126. Sparkling with Speech –

    great product for targeting irregular verbs!

  127. Alison M. –

    This is the only product I have found where the verbs are broken down by pattern. This approach was so vital for my kids who just needed to have “rules” to apply to this area of grammar. It really helped to build their confidence!

  128. Julie Graham –

    Thank you

  129. Ashley K. –

    Very easy to use. Nice clear pictures.

  130. Speech n’ Teach –

    Very cute, fun and helpful.

  131. Bauman Speech –

    I have the printable version, and had to get the boom cards version as well! Love to use these to address past tense verbs!

  132. Melodee K. –

    This is an easy and engaging way to practice irregular verbs!

  133. Caroline S. –

    Awesome resource, have used it with so many of my kids already over teletherapy!

  134. Michaela B. –

    I enjoyed using this with my students who were working on producing past tense verbs. I love how they’re broken into different groups. This made it very easy to work on specific verb types. Thanks for a great resource!

  135. Eileen F. –

    Amazing! My students were so engaged!

  136. Diana H. –

    This resource is great to scaffold and teach irregular past tense verbs – I love how the resource is laid out and appreciate how verbs are separated based on the rule they follow. Great for baseline data & progress monitoring!

  137. Gena J. –

    This has been a great resource for students struggling with irregular past tense verbs. I’m an itinerant, so am only at the schools one day per week. By having the Boom card option, the sped teachers are able to access the cards for the students.

  138. Allison B. –

    Good resource

  139. Kristin Princiotta –

    Excellent resource for practice and quick assessment.

  140. Erin McGrath –

    Engaging activity to use with my students learning online and at school.

  141. Keila G. –

    super easy to follow and teach my students

  142. Jayden F. –

    This resource is great to work on irregular past tense verbs! I love how it is broken down into different types, so you can target each type more individually with students. Great resource! 🙂

  143. SHARON B. –

    Unfortunately my students don’t type so they didn’t get enough use of the mouse for this resource. The illustrations are clear. The sentences are simple. The verb choice is excellent. We did a few cards per session, more the next and finished by the third session. I was happy with this purchase and used it to model the correct answer. One student who reads liked me putting in the answer.

  144. Nicole T. –

    This is a great resource! My students and I both love how interactive it is and the visuals are great. Irregular verbs can sometimes be hard to tackle and this resource made the process a bit easier on me and my students.

  145. Hannah G. –

    This resource is a great way to teach irregular verbs since I breaks down each type.

  146. Kayla H. –

    Great resource! My students and I like how interactive this activity is.

  147. Charlotte W. –

    These have been great for distance learning! I love how it is broken down by rule – it really helps solidify the students’ learning. Thank you!

  148. FELICIA E. –

    Perfect no-prep resource for irregular past tense!!

  149. Speechie Bee The SLP –

    Love that this product separately targets various irregular verbs.

  150. Tori J. –

    Great resource!

  151. Sabrina Hulse –

    I have both the print out version and now the boom cards!! Such great visuals for teaching such a complex structure of irregular past tense, I print two out of the PDF files and play memory match it too! Love this

  152. The Mobile SLP –

    Great resource for teaching, practicing, and progress monitoring irregular past tense verbs.

  153. Constance A. –

    My students who were able to participate in non-preferred tasks engaged well with this resource. The others with a shorter attention span and difficulties with engagement in non-preferred tasks did not.

  154. Lauren N. –

    My students love using Boom cards and getting them premade makes it such an easy activity. This was so useful as a review for irregular verbs. Thanks!

  155. Elyse S. –

    Great for working on verbs at multiple levels!

  156. Ann G. –

    Great resource for practicing verbs by pattern!

  157. Rosaura I. –

    Thanks!

  158. Sarah C. –

    Really helpful resource! Have used a ton already!

  159. Elizabeth R. –

    Great resource

  160. Debbie N. –

    Great resource to teach irregular past tense.

  161. Chelsea W. –

    Easy to use. Thanks!

  162. SydneyE –

    I love using this resource. The activities are engaging and motivating.

  163. AG M. –

    Great resource!

  164. Sweetie Speechie –

    Very pleased with this resource! I liked how the boom cards are separated into each category.

  165. Riley S. –

    LOVE

  166. Cheyenne C. –

    easy engaging resource to use with young children in speech to target grammar

  167. Lindsay L. –

    Teaching verb tense by pattern is my new go-to since discovering your products! Thank you for creating these! Such a time saver and makes my life so much easier! Plus the kids are understanding it and remembering it better!

  168. Rhianna DePriest –

    Great way to target irregular past tense with students. I love how it was broken down into category to make learning strategies easier for students who struggle grasping the verbs that “don’t follow the rules”.

  169. Shamona M. –

    Very satisfied with this resource. Thank you so much!

  170. Amber Koutnik –

    My students had a lot of fun with this resource and it kept them engaged!

  171. Laticia letty V. –

    Thank you for creating this! I was able to match it up to Texas Standards to review skills they needed a better understanding of this.

  172. Mary C. –

    I love BOOM cards. This is a great set. Would definitely purchase again.

  173. Sarah S. –

    Such a great resource to use both in person as well as virtually. Super easy to use and the graphics are child friendly.

  174. Ashley Brown –

    This is an awesome resource that breaks all different irregular verbs down in sections to help with learning/teaching them! Definitely recommend!

  175. Christina C. –

    I loved having this quick resource to target irregular past-tense verbs!

  176. Amy B. –

    This is a helpful resource, especially since the verbs are arranged by pattern.

  177. The Speechie Diaries –

    This has been helpful! The students responded well to this and it was easier to understand since the irregular verbs were broken apart.

  178. Taylor H. –

    My students love using this resource! It is very engaging.

  179. Emily B. –

    Easy, low prep way to target irregular past tense verbs!

  180. Heretti I. –

    Highly recommend this resource. I like how the verbs are divided into categories so the students can focus on one pattern at a time.

  181. Phoebe L. –

    Fantastic resource to target verbs, my students found this engaging

  182. Kimberly O. –

    Great resource for targeting irregular past tense verbs.

  183. Rachael Wilcox –

    This resource was great for my students. It kept them engaged.

  184. Mallory S. –

    Great resource to have for students working on language goals!

  185. Paige B SLP –

    perfect reinforcement activity to use with my students

  186. Heather D. –

    My students have loved using these BOOM cards and I have loved how the irregular past tense verbs have been divided into each pattern. These BOOM cards make it a little more fun to teach irregular past tense verbs.

  187. Katie G. –

    Such a great resource and really kept students engaged with the boomcards!!

  188. Speechie Jessika –

    I love using this with my learning disability students as it provides a hierarchy to work on as well!

  189. Easy Speak –

    Thank you for the resource! It’s very easy to use with my teletherapy students.

  190. Misti C. –

    a systematic approach to teaching regular and irregular past tense

  191. Laura L. –

    Good resource for teaching irregular verbs. I found some of the items to be too focused on spellings for my preference/use. My low readers can’t handle the complexity of learning the right verb form and it’s spelling (e.g., knowing if it’s “faught” or “fought” when they are otherwise reading/spelling CVC words)

  192. Asia Fossler –

    This was a great resource that I used with my students!

  193. Melissa H. –

    It is the perfect activity to add to my sentence formulation lessons.

  194. TheSpeechSpace –

    I like that this is a digital resource and it organizes them by verb pattern. It helps for students to understand irregular past tense!

  195. The Communication Curriculum –

    These are a must have! Great scaffolding, clear visuals, and so much more interactive than traditional flashcards.

  196. Shazil Z. –

    This is a good resource to teach kids irregular past tense verbs. Recommended.

  197. Jacie Y. –

    Great visuals and easy to use resource. My students really enjoyed it.

  198. Kamalpreet K. –

    Amazing resource! Thank you so much! My clients love using it in our sessions.

  199. Hello Ms Jones –

    My class finds these so fun and engaging! A great way to practice.

  200. Kristy T. –

    Absolutely love this resource. It’s engaging with boom cards and my students can’t wait to get to the next screen. Really great format for choosing what types of irregular past tense verbs. Highly recommend.

  201. Graceful Speech –

    This was engaging for some of my more challenging students to engage! Thank you!

  202. Tina Honig –

    This is exactly what I was looking for to reinforce and teach Irregular past tense verbs using Boom Cards!

  203. Bethany F. –

    Helpful resource for teaching irregular past tense verbs as groups.

  204. madison W. –

    I really enjoy using this resource to teach irregular past tense verbs. The students I typically use this with continue to struggle, but this has helped with building a foundation

  205. Stacey D. –

    My students really struggle with past tense verbs….this is a great resource for targeting them

  206. Dena A. –

    I love the boom card format and how verbs are organized by pattern.

  207. Susan M. –

    I found this resource to be really helpful for the children I am working with!

  208. Lindsay V. –

    This resource is engaging for students and makes it easy to teach irregular past tense verbs via telepractice!

  209. Abigail D. –

    A great Boom card activity that requires no extra planning – I can just grab and go!

  210. Mariana S. –

    I love everything by Allison fors for speech therapy

  211. cearra B. –

    As a SLP who works virtually this is a great tool! I’m glad I made the purchase.

  212. miriam M. –

    This resource was super clear, engaging and easy to use. My students liked it!

  213. Jennifer L. –

    This has been incredibly helpful for my therapy sessions. I’ve been able to use the information and strategies with my clients, and it’s made a noticeable difference in supporting their goals. Thank you for providing such a useful resource.

  214. Cassidy G. –

    Love a Boom Cards resource! Worked really well and easy to use!

  215. The Stitching Speechie –

    My most used resource for teaching irregular past tense! My kids find it very engaging!

  216. Alison A. –

    Great resource! Was glad to have an option that could be used digitally.

  217. Speechie85 –

    I needed something for a virtual therapy lesson on a snow day and found this activity. It is very engaging, I like that it gives answer choices, and that it allows you to talk about the sentence (and answer choice) before moving on to the next sentence.

  218. Victoria –

    I love using this resource as a way to introduce some of the irregular past tense patterns. It’s an easy way for my students to understand and follow along!

  219. Abby P –

    Resource worked perfectly for virtual sessions with students. This resource is very organized and easy to use. My students love using Boom decks

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