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Past Tense Verbs Unit Speech Therapy – Printable and Digital

(305 customer reviews)

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This unit focuses on high-frequency and earlier developing regular and irregular past tense verbs. It includes over 100 past tense verbs with real photos. All the verbs are separated by verb pattern to teach in a logical, ordered manner.

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Number of pages: 45 printable + 126 no print

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A comprehensive resource to introduce, teach, and generalize regular and irregular past tense verbs. Shake up your grammar curriculum with this past tense verbs unit!

Save time and make greater progress by focusing on high-frequency and earlier developing regular and irregular past tense verbs. It includes over 100 past tense verbs with real photos. All the verbs are separated by verb pattern to teach in a logical, ordered manner.

Teach past tense verbs in a way that makes sense.

It’s time to discover an effective solution to the challenge of teaching past tense verbs. This comprehensive unit includes grammar development, an introduction lesson, cards, word lists, and generalization scenes.

Use these picture cards to work on more than past tense verbs – nouns and pronouns, formulating sentences, expanding utterances, syntax, and WH questions.

 
A resource to:
➜ Have a better way to teach past tense verbs.
➜ Review the development of past tense verbs.
➜ Feel confident that you are teaching common verbs.
➜ Teach by verb pattern.
➜ Use with all ages – all real photos and no clipart!
➜ Use printed or digitally.
 
✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED
  • An optional binder cover
  • Development
    – 3 types of regular past tense verbs
    – Development of irregular past tense verbs
  • Common past tense verbs master list for quick reference
  • Data Collection Sheet
  • What are past tense verbs? Introduction
    –     A simple lesson explaining past tense verbs and their importance.
  • Past tense verb cards
    – 36 regular past tense verb cards
    – 66 irregular past tense verb cards
  • 15 generalization scenes with target verbs word lists
This resource includes a NO PRINT version if you would like to use this resource digitally or have one photo card per page. This is included as a separate file in the download.

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS ARE SAYING…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “With no surprise this resource is so incredibly thorough! It does a great job of providing the teaching materials along with the treatment materials. Teaching past tense verbs can be tricky in practice and even harder in teaching but this resource makes it easy! So happy and thankful to have something like this in my vault.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “5 stars – I love this organized approach to teaching past tense verbs. Before this I felt like I was teaching them haphazardly and randomly and this has helped me and my students so much.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This is a great tool for teaching past tense verbs. Very thorough and provides both structured practice and generalization activities. I’m thrilled that a digital version of this resource has also been included!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This is very thorough and provides everything needed to target past tense verbs all the way to generalization. I love the included research and lists of common verbs along with ages of development. Perfect resource for teaching past tense verbs!”

 

 

⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS ⭐

Regular Past Tense Verbs
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
Grammar Development Handouts
All Grammar Resources

 

 

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305 reviews for Past Tense Verbs Unit Speech Therapy – Printable and Digital

  1. Verlee G. –

    I love this. So many of my students are working on past tense and present tense verbs. The visuals are so helpful. Thank you.

  2. Michelle L. –

    My students love activities on the iPad and as an SLP who travels between 3 schools, I love it, too. The graphics are great

  3. Elizabeth Habisohn –

    I love your resources! Couldn’t pass this one up!

  4. Victoria R. –

    This is just the resource I was looking for! Thank you!

  5. LESA C. –

    Pictures were perfect and the format was great for eliciting targets. I wish the pictures were a little bigger, but still a great product.

  6. Allie Hughes –

    With no surprise this resource is so incredibly thorough! It does a great job of providing the teaching materials along with the treatment materials. Teaching past tense verbs can be tricky in practice and even harder in teaching but this resource makes it easy! So happy and thankful to have something like this in my vault

  7. Heather W. –

    This is a great resource! I have so many students who have difficulty with past tense verbs so I am very excited to add this to my resources!

  8. taylor S. –

    I’m always looking for different activities and materials that target verbs. I’m pleased with this resource so far and am looking forward to continuing its implementation in my classroom!

  9. Pixie Speechie –

    great resource to teach past tense verbs!

  10. TeachSpeech1 –

    Incredibly useful and helpful! Thank you for this product.

  11. Rachel H. –

    Great product!

  12. JENNIFER S. –

    Great resource! I really like the fact that the individual “cards” have the sound that -ed makes for each verb being used. This is very helpful for my students. Unfortunately, /d/ is not in the introductory lesson, so I have to add examples during the lesson.

    I wasn’t sure how to reply to your reply about adding /ɪd/ examples to the introductory lesson. I actually misspoke? miswrote? /d/. You have examples for when the regular past tense verb ends with a /d/ or /t/ (e.g., opened and jumped) sound in the introductory lesson but not /ɪd/ as in painted and braided, for example. I teach my students that there are 3 sounds for -ed. You have practice examples and there is a list for all 3. /ɪd/ is just not on the intro lesson page.

  13. KATHRYN S. –

    Easy to use and great resource to target syntax goals.

  14. Bobbi M. –

    I love the thought that went into this resource! It’s easy to access and visually supports students.

  15. Mikayla Hutchings –

    A great resource! Very clear and easy to use.

  16. Rachel Z. –

    Highly recommend this resource!

  17. Laura C. –

    Great, grab and go resource! Love that it is interactive and doesn’t require printing!

  18. Julie M. –

    This verb unit is so comprehensive! I love the real photos and how easy it is to teach by conjugation patterns. Thank you for creating this resource that I can use across my caseload!

  19. Diana H. –

    This is such a great resource to pair with Allison’s other verb resources. 🙂

  20. Shireen G. –

    Love how comprehensive the unit is!

  21. Speechie Sarah –

    Love this!

  22. Mikayla B. –

    Some of my students are very focused on reading all of the words, so the words under the line were distracting for a few of them. I covered them for that student and problem solved! We’re working on the concept of filling in the blanks. Love this resource!

  23. Rebecca E. –

    Easy to use and students were engaged!

  24. Joanna S. –

    Easy to use. My students wanted something more exciting, though.

  25. Kaila B. –

    I needed a grammar resource and this is absolutely great! Great lessons and engaging for my students

  26. Joanna E. –

    Another fantastic resource , easy to use & accessible to grab and go which is so important when managing a busy caseload. Easy to follow for parents & teachers too .

  27. Allison S. –

    I love how streamlined this product is. It has really helped my students and has saved me time in prep.

  28. Ashley M. –

    Great product!

  29. Merritt Green –

    Thank you!

  30. Speech and Sunshine SLP –

    Very comprehensive resource for past tense verbs. Really helpful for lesson planning and making my life easier.

  31. Kathryn S. –

    Great activity for self-checking and independence after teaching the skill. Can be scaffolded for struggling learners.

  32. Abigail P. –

    Great product

  33. April A. –

    I love this!!

  34. Erika M. –

    This is helpful for teaching past tense and the various structures. I do wish it were more engaging as my student gets somewhat “bored” with it

  35. Malarie C. –

    Happy that I have a go-to resource that can target functional, high frequency verbs. Students are always engaged! Thank you!

  36. Kristin J. –

    I use this resource on the iPad in combination with other games/activities with my speech-language students. I appreciate how the past tense verbs are separated by sound (t, d, -ed); however I have noticed some errors (i.e., danced – is in the wrong spot). Overall though, excellent resource. Thanks for creating!

  37. ALLISON T. –

    Thank you for this unit. It has everything I need to teach something that can be difficult for students to grasp.

  38. Erin W. –

    Very comprehensive with great visuals! My students found this very helpful!

  39. Shinehah Y. –

    Very helpful when teaching past tense verbs for the first time!

  40. Abby H. –

    This was an easy way for my students to practice regular past tense verbs and then irregular past tense. It gave multiple examples for both. I liked the digital version to save on printing and my students enjoy using the ipad.

  41. Carly M. –

    This was a great way to introduce and assess the students’ understanding of past tense verbs and their ability to use them. It was just what I needed and is very engaging.

  42. Wendy A. –

    I really liked how the cards helped structure the student’s response, so they learned to follow a pattern and felt more confident with their answers as they practiced!

  43. Lauren M. –

    Great resource!

  44. Hannah Mieure –

    I love how this resource categorizes the different types of regular/irregular past tense verbs (unchanged, -ought, -aught, etc). This might be the first resource that I have seen them grouped that way which makes it much easier to teach and for the students to learn!

  45. Armstrong Speech and Language –

    Great resource!

  46. Marilyn V. –

    Excellent resource with well-developed, comprehensive content.

  47. Suzanne Clark –

    Great product

  48. Caitlin Giammona –

    Great resource! Easy to pull out and use!

  49. Jessica L. –

    Great resource for verbs, I love how comprehensive it is and that both printable and digital are included. Thanks for a great product!

  50. Mary K. –

    I needed more resources for verbs and this fit the bill. Highly recommend.

  51. Sydney S. –

    Especially love the carryover activities at the back of the packet and real pictures! Makes it more function for my students.

  52. Leandra S. –

    I love that the verbs are all separated by type of ending, that it uses relevant past-tense verbs, and that there are GENERALIZATION SCENES! There are so little products that seem to care about carryover and I’m so glad that this one does!!

  53. Stacey G. –

    Great resource! Exactly what I was looking for to support my kids with past tense.

  54. Tracey N. –

    A very comprehensive resource

  55. Jacqueline B. –

    I’ve loved using this resource to review regular past tense verbs and introduce and practice irregular past tense verbs to my students of all ages. The real pictures are great and make the sentences come to life.

  56. Gwendolyn L. –

    I love the generalization scenes. I’ve had a difficult time figuring out how to work on generalization and moving past structured tasks. The scenes are perfect and I love how you listed suggested verbs on the side, both regular and irregular! I’ve only had this resource for a day and I’ve used it many times!! I also love that you made both a print and no print version.

  57. A Mindful SLP –

    This activity is perfect for my kindergarten students.

  58. Mia M. –

    Working on past tense verbs is always tricky – both choosing appropriate goals and making therapy activities. This makes it so much easier!

  59. Kaleigh D. –

    Awesome bundle!!! Love the organization by ending sound.

  60. kristin J. –

    This is a very thorough and well organized way to target past tense verbs.

  61. Emily L. –

    A great resource for my language focused kiddos!

  62. Kendra B. –

    Love the systematic approach to teaching past tense verbs! This is very helpful and engaging for students.

  63. Jill S. –

    I love how clear and easy to use this resource is. And to have digital and print resources in one purchase is great! Some students do better with digital, some like the touch of actual paper. I like how each verb is tied to a pattern, so students can learn more easily.

  64. Dana H. –

    The real pictures are wonderful! I love the no print version and it is exactly what I was looking. Many opportunities to work on past tense!

  65. Allison B. –

    Great resource!

  66. Lisa B. –

    I am liking this resource! I can use it to get baseline data to write goals along with using as a structured tool in therapy.

  67. Jennifer P. –

    I found this packet to be very helpful.

  68. Faith S. –

    If it is done by Allison Fors, you know it is thorough. I always love what she creates!

  69. Jamie M. –

    I absolutely love this resource and it has been an excellent tool for working on verb tenses.

  70. Rachel L. –

    This is a great resource to address verb tenses. It is well organized, and I love that it uses real pictures!

  71. Mackenzie O. –

    Great resource!!

  72. Cheyenne H. –

    This has been a great resource for my students who need a little extra help with verbs.

  73. Bethany L. –

    This is my favorite unit to target Past Tense Verbs!

  74. Denise D. –

    I really like the pictures and the way it is set up. Thank you!

  75. Erica G. –

    A truly great resource! The organization is so helpful and makes therapy feel less haphazard. So happy with my purchase!

  76. Jenny J. –

    This resource is so helpful to have past tense verbs sorted by type. It has been so helpful to teach my kids past tense verbs in a systematic way!

  77. Alyssa L. –

    Great resource!

  78. Laci Brewer –

    I used this with my higher function life skill student and we loved the visuals.

  79. C E. –

    This was a fun and engaging way to work on speech therapy goals.

  80. Haylee S. –

    Great resources once you put it together, easy to use and good variety of real photos to use.

  81. Katelyn O. –

    I love how comprehensive this resource is! I had been looking for something to target past tense and this is the perfect resource!

  82. Heather A. –

    I’m so thankful you created this product. Exactly what I needed!

  83. SydneyE –

    Very detailed resource and engaging! This makes teaching verb tenses so much easier.

  84. Ashley MASLP –

    Such a great resource for verbs! I absolutely love that it includes the ages for development of irregular past tense verbs and has so many practice opportunities with real life images.

  85. Ashli G. –

    I love the way this resource is broken down! I would highly recommend purchasing it.

  86. Jessica N. –

    Great resource!

  87. Alexandria V. –

    Great verb resource!!

  88. Karla Ross –

    This can be such a complex subject but was nicely broken down and kid friendly.

  89. Tammi S. –

    This is a really comprehensive resource that helped the second and third graders really understand what they needed to do to change present progressive sentences to past tense sentences. They love the pictures and made many connections to personal experiences which provided more practice opportunities and promoted engagement. Thank you!

  90. Margo Simmons –

    This resource is engaging and a great way to teach past tense verbs!

  91. Jill K. –

    Thank you for helping me to systematically teach past tense verbs! I was struggling before and just drilling randomly. This helps to show them the differences in the rules.

  92. Constance A. –

    Love using this resource! Highly recommend

  93. Valerie Worley –

    Love how easy this resource is to use and how it breaks down the different types of past tense endings.

  94. Yvette S. –

    This resource is so great! Targeting past tense verbs can be really tricky so I appreciate how easy it lays out how to do it.

  95. Jennifer O. –

    Great unit for teaching and practicing the past tense. Thanks!

  96. Noreen B. –

    Great resource!

  97. Heather M. –

    I have been looking for a structured resource to target how the -ed ending sounds- thank-you! This was really good for helping my students understand the different sounds of the ending and get some structured practice in a meaningful way. I also like the “common verbs” lists for helping teachers and parents understand the development of this skill.

  98. Emily R. –

    Great resource!

  99. Amy R. –

    A very thorough unit with many opportunities to practice targets without any prep!

  100. Tracy G. –

    A useful and structured tool for teaching regular and irregular past tense verbs.

  101. Language Encounters –

    Amazing resource!

  102. Patricia C. –

    My students like the activity and I like the suegros approach to teaching past tense. I do wish the pictures were a little bigger me the borders weren’t there. The text OSS a as little small to see. Overall it’s a great resource and I’m glad I purchased it.

  103. Courtney C –

    Love it!

  104. Amber L. –

    This is a great resource to teach students past tense verb patterns! Love the clipart to use for a variety of age ranges!

  105. Margaret M. –

    I’ve been looking for an easy to use and engaging resource for teaching past tense verbs, and this was it! My students loved it!

  106. Ann G. –

    The explicit format for this resource is very helpful for my students.

  107. Abbey M. –

    This is a great resource. So helpful to have the targets broken down into the the different past tense forms. I am able to get lots of repetitions from my students.

  108. Nicole B. –

    Such a great comprehensive unit for past tense verbs. I love the realistic pictures and generalization scenes.

  109. Kristi W. –

    Great pictures, nicely organized. I like that it’s no print but I also printed it and put it in a binder for use as well.

  110. Alicea B. –

    Really well put together and engaging.

  111. Gayle I. –

    Loved having it broken down into patterns. Much easier for my students to learn.

  112. Nicole C. –

    Love this resource!

  113. Joann McGovern –

    I am very satisfied with this resource. I like the way the verbs are organized by the ending sounds and my students enjoy the pictures. I have used this activity several times and my students are progressing. Thanks for sharing.

    been successful

  114. Kristian A. –

    This is very thorough and provides everything needed to target past tense verbs all the way to generalization. I love the included research and lists of common verbs along with ages of development. Perfect resource for teaching past tense verbs!

  115. sally C. –

    A+!

  116. Debbie N. –

    I love how the verbs are categorised into the different sounds/spellings. This resource is engaging and evidence based!

  117. Nancy R. –

    This is a great tool for teaching past tense verbs. Very thorough and provides both structured practice and generalization activities. I’m thrilled that a digital version of this resource has also been included!

  118. Emily L. –

    5 stars – I love this organized approach to teaching past tense verbs. Before this I felt like I was teaching them haphazardly and randomly and this has helped me and my students so much.

  119. Donna C. –

    I love the systematic way the regular and irregular past-tense verbs are presented, and it’s been very motivating for my students. Thank you!

  120. Tiffany H. –

    Love Allison Fors resources. She uses to research and updates as new research comes out.

  121. Keyla S. –

    I love this no-print resource for past tense. The real pictures not only targeted past tense, but it also sparks spontaneous speech from my kiddos.

  122. ANNA M. –

    I love how organized this resource is. It has made teaching past tense verbs so much easier. Thank you for including a digital version!

  123. Katie W. –

    I have used this with multiple grade levels and students and they all love it. I think it is awesome how they break down the different types of past tense verbs and makes it easy to teach.

  124. Lee L. –

    Fantastic past tense verb resource!

  125. Pebble Speech therapy –

    Great resource and well written and designed.

  126. Trisha M. –

    I love this organized approach. The posters are great for visuals and there are tons of cards for student practice. This is the first resource that I’ve purchased in this area that includes picture scenes for carry over. Thank you!

  127. Shannon H. –

    I love that there is a print and digital option! The real photos are interesting and engaging. I appreciate the visuals under the photos for creating the sentences. The verbs are nicely organized and I feel more prepared to systematically present the verbs to my students!

  128. Val G –

    Love this resource !

  129. Kayla H. –

    Can’t say enough good things about this comprehensive and engaging tool.

  130. Elizabeth M. –

    Loved the organization and clarity of this resource. Thank you!

  131. Kristyna Nauta –

    More and more students are needing help with this concept. This unit was very straightforward and my students learned a lot using this unit

  132. Kaitlyn R. –

    Great resource for teaching past tense.

  133. Debbie L. –

    Very thorough resource! It provides everything you need to target past tense verbs, from learning to generalization. It is also wonderful to have research included as well as lists of common verbs and ages of development!

  134. Lisa Johnson –

    Thank you for the resource!

  135. Jamie S. –

    I love how this material is organized. I found it to be so much more effective to teach my students verb tenses according to patterns. The visuals and graphics are simple and clear.

  136. Wendy H. –

    Excellent resource. I like that it has the option of print/no print options!

  137. Stephanie C –

    Very helpful for teaching past tense verbs. Logical format.

  138. Jodie Nichols –

    Great resource.

  139. Melinda B. –

    This is a great resource! Very well thought out!

  140. Megan G. –

    I love the no print option for this as well as the systematic approach to teaching past tense verb! I love the use of real pictures, as well as the irregular past tense verb development chart to reference!

  141. Nomi G. –

    Another winner in my book! Thanks for all your incredible resources

  142. the talk shop nyc –

    Such a helpful resource!

  143. Addie York –

    Great pictures!

  144. Jessica G. –

    Perfect resource with little to no prep needed. You just grab and go!

  145. Abigail W. –

    I used this with my language groups– it’s a very well-done and flexible resource that can be used for many activities!

  146. Shelby B. –

    Amazing resource!

  147. Kim K. –

    A great resource to use when working on past tense verbs!

  148. Karyn K. –

    Great resource for teaching past tense verbs. Love the way Allison has sequenced the verb tenses. Engaging activities keep my students interest.

  149. Cienna B. –

    This resource makes it super easy to teach specific past tense verbs based on morpheme and regular/irregularity. It makes it more consistent and easier to teach past tense verbs.

  150. Gillian W. –

    Nice resource. My students loved the visuals!

  151. Rachel B. –

    Use this all of the time! Thanks!

  152. Riley S. –

    I. Love. This. Resource! I love the real life pictures, the abundance of verbs, the CLEAR way to teach this complicated concept. Not only that, but these pictures can be used with a mixed group so easily. So many goals can be targeted with these pictures along with the wide variety of verbs. Great for one specific goal AND mixed groups? My kind of resource.

  153. Miranda S. –

    Love using this to help my students learn their past tense verbs. I love how the unit is organized and it makes sense to my students!

  154. Nicolette K. –

    This is an engaging resource that makes it easy to teach and review past-tense verbs. I like that I can use this resource wherever I am with because it is no-prep.

  155. Grace L. –

    One of my go to resources with my kids, I like how the irregular past tense are nicely categorized so it is easier to navigate, the present tense sentences are there, and there are pictures that can help children to generalize their past tense skills. I use this so much and the pictures are very clear.

  156. Carolyn D. –

    This is a great go to resource to teach and revise the past tense verbs. I have used the resource both digitally and as a print off for the picture scenes. It can also be used to generate other language goals. Allison’s resources are always well thought out and evidence based. Basically she does the work for you and it’s a great time saver.

  157. Lindsay L. –

    I love the real pictures and the way this is divided into ending sounds! My students often get confused whether to use their voice or not on the end of certain regular verbs!

  158. Alyssa C. –

    This resource supports teaching past tense verbs and all the varieties by breaking it down into each type of ending. Many of my slower learners benefit from this explicit instruction and examples.

  159. Anissa Hernandez –

    ALL of my students this year have this goal. I am thrilled to be able to thoroughly explain because even I have had trouble explaining the fundamentals. This comprehensive packet is the best you coould invest in.

  160. Gina M. –

    Great illustrations to use for practice with those students working on grammar.

  161. Lauren K. –

    this is a great resource and my students enjoy participating

  162. Tara M. –

    These have been great for working on past tense verbs! I like the variety of sentences and the students love to flip through the cards.

  163. Julia P. –

    Love this ready made resource addressing all the different forms of past tense verbs. Thank you for doing this so I didn’t have to 🙂

  164. TheSpeechSpace –

    I use this all the time with my students! I love the real pictures and how the verbs are categorized by ending! My students catch on so quickly!

  165. Peyton Hutchins –

    Loved this resource! Very helpful for me in teaching.

  166. Claire P. –

    This is a fantastic, no prep resource for teaching children about past tense!

  167. Tatum S. –

    I inherited students with past-tense verb goals and this resource was a big key to helping me plan out sessions and break down this concept for my students. I really appreciate how there is teaching, structured practice, and carryover scenes – covers all areas to really make sure a student has mastered this skill. Thank you!

  168. Cassandra W. –

    Great resource! Students were engaged and the layout was easy for me to teach from, and the students to understand.

  169. The Elementary Speechy –

    Great resource, highly engaging with my students!!

  170. Jessica R. –

    I love how the verbs are categorized by their endings. The layout is clear and consistent. The only downside to this resource is that most of the pictures show verbs in action and then ask the student to produce a past tense sentence. I would love to see pictures of actions happening and then the action completed so that the visual could support the sentence.

  171. Rising Sun Speech –

    This is a great resource! I love all of your materials! They never disappoint!

  172. Cheridan N. –

    This has been a great addition to my materials when working on past tense verbs.

  173. Christina H. –

    I love how this resource includes the generalization pictures. A lot of resources do not have a way to assess if the students are generalizing to conversation.

  174. Haylie M. –

    I love this resource. Once it is printed and put together, it is organized and easy to follow. It is engaging for students and can adapt to a number of different levels. Great resource to target past tense verbs.

  175. Karena Haskoor –

    Great resource for teaching past tense verbs! Love that real photos are used and prompts, along with sentence frames are provided!

  176. Kimberly S. –

    This is an excellent resource for teaching past tense verbs. It is so thorough and it has helped my clients in learning.

  177. Amy Rohlfer –

    Love how thorough this product is and that it teaches verb tenses in a very structured way.

  178. Kayla Megan –

    Fantastic resource for working on past tense verbs! Multiple opportunities for practicing.

  179. smoeybtheslp –

    This is a great resource for teaching past tense verbs!

  180. English Language Leaders –

    This worked well as a quick review for my EL students prior to ELPA21 testing!

  181. Julie B. –

    This has been such a great resource! My students find it engaging. I love how it helps them use correct verb tenses in a sentence.

  182. miranda S. –

    Very functional and accessible. Easy to use and incorporate into practice.

  183. Courtney W. –

    Another great resource made by Allison! Organized approach to teaching past tense!

  184. Stephanie H. –

    I like how clearly this is laid out. It makes working with students on past tense verbs much easier.

  185. Bailey G. –

    Such a great resource for distance learning! I pair this with a boom card reinforcer for a full session of engagement!

  186. Laura T. –

    This unit gives everything you need to teach regular and irregular past tense verbs. The visuals worked great with my students. There are lots of real photos for practice.

  187. Susan H. –

    I love how this resource is organised, such a logical way to teach irregular verbs. The digital file is perfect for telehealth too.

  188. Janelle M. –

    Great unit to target regular and irregular past tense verbs.

  189. Ashley Brown –

    Another great resource by Allison Fors! This one is awesome- it’ s organized well and color coded!

  190. Michelle Zhu –

    My older students with grammatical deficits really enjoyed the fact it involved real-life photos. Carryover activities were great.

  191. Lisa D. –

    The structure of this resource has really helped me organize the way I teach this skill.

  192. Lee Ann M. –

    I finally have a reason to use the touchscreen and present mode on my laptop! I loved having such an organized way to teaching something that I usually feel is so random.

  193. Sheri G. –

    I really like the way this resource is set up, especially the printed option. I appreciate the inclusion of the teaching portion as well as the practice and generalization portions. I feel like the generalization pictures are really busy and might stress some people out. I wish they included more directions or ideas of how to use those pages. I’m still figuring that out.

  194. Christina C. –

    A great resource to use when teaching irregular past tense verbs! I love the pictures and the way the different types of irregular verbs are sorted.

  195. Laura C. –

    Very comprehensive unit for teaching past tense verbs! Great resource!

  196. Nicole K. –

    Absolutely LOVE this resources. I had a hard time getting most of my kiddos to generalize regular and irregular past tense verbs. The real life pictures and organization of verbs by ending makes it so easy to teach! So many of my kiddos have caught on to learning past tense verbs within two sessions.

  197. Gianna K. –

    I LOVE this resource. This resource teaches regular past tense and irregular past tense verbs in patterns which definitely has helped with generalization. I like how the resource comes with a development chart, as well as a mini introductory lesson. I think the real life pictures and organization of verbs by ending has made it easier to teach! My students definitely have made more improvements using this resource than any other. I highly recommend this product.

  198. Keila G. –

    This is the resource I didn’t know I needed! This was super helpful in helping my students target their goals.

  199. Kamila K. –

    great resource to utilize in speech therapy with a variety of students

  200. Cecilie Ovnerud –

    5 stars – I love this organized approach to teaching past tense verbs. Before this I felt like I was teaching them haphazardly and randomly and this has helped me and my students so much. Tank you

  201. Melissa Maloney –

    Great resource and comprehensive! Pictures are relatable to students and verbs included were relevant to population served.

  202. Christina W. –

    I have been looking high and low for a systematic way to teach past tense verbs that is not just straight memorization. I have found that in this product! This is engaging and a great way to teach this skill! I cannot wait to use it over and over again this school year!

  203. Robin Baker –

    Great product! Easy to use. Exactly as described!

  204. Stephanie M. –

    Great resource. I love how it is grouped into the different verb endings and regular and irregular past tense. This is very helpful!

  205. Hannah D. –

    I am always looking for materials to better teach regular and irregular verbs – this was perfect!

  206. Laurie G. –

    I love the real pictures and the question prompt. It is so helpful to have the blanks to fill in to make a complete sentence.

  207. Lara K. –

    I struggled with how to teach the variations in past tense. Thanks for this clear resource – both printable and digital!

  208. Rachel J. –

    I love all of Allison’s materials and this one is no different. Past tense verbs have been difficult for some of my students and this has been a great resource for them.

  209. Anna Stansky –

    My students need so many reviews on verbs – this has been SO helpful!

  210. Erin O. –

    This is such a great comprehensive past tense verb unit! Organized well – easy to grab and go! Thank you!

  211. Kathy Doherty –

    My students found this very interesting and engaging. Great resource.

  212. Hayley G the SLP –

    This comprehensive unit has been very helpful during my speech sessions, thank you.

  213. Kira Shelton –

    I love how the words are broken apart into different patterns. Good job including generalization scenes as well

  214. Krista Worden –

    I love using this resource as a PDF on my iPad with my students during individual 10 minute sessions similar to “Quick Artic”, but targeting language “Fast Recast”.

  215. talkingwithtiff –

    Perfect activity for last minute prep. My student loved it

  216. Haley D. –

    WOW! What an awesome unit! It has helped me so much when targeting verbs with my students, especially irregular past tense verbs. Very detailed and systematic!

  217. Karen V. –

    This was a great resource for my elementary students who struggle with verb tense.

  218. Casey M. –

    It’s a comprehensive resource that allows my students to practice in the form of flashcards and through the visual scenes and creating their own sentences.

  219. Christine T. –

    My student loved this resource! Very colorful, engaging and helpful.

  220. Tamara L. –

    Great resource! Love the format and the carryover piece with picture scenes.

  221. bilingual speech y lenguaje –

    This has been such a great resource for targeting past tense verbs with my students! I highly recommend this product.

  222. Kristin S. –

    Great activity to use with pediatrics. Fun pictures and engaging!

  223. Mallory S. –

    This is a lifesaver for therapists! I recently purchased a material that rocked my lesson plans. Quick download, easy to use, and my students loved it. The variety of resources is unbeatable.

  224. LS S. –

    I really love this resource! The pictures are great and there are a lot of them. I also like that there is a printable option.

  225. Rachael Wilcox –

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

  226. Katherine Z. –

    This is an excellent resource!

  227. Your Words Matter –

    Love how there is a printable and digital version.

  228. Nicole B. –

    very thorough resource for teaching past tense verbs.

  229. Betsy B SLP –

    Great way to target past tense verbs. Well structured and easy to use.

  230. Julie M. –

    Straightforward resource! Easy to follow, engaging pictures and great as a no-print option.

  231. Shannon K. –

    This resource is super helpful for identifying which groups of irregular past tense verbs are most difficult for your client.

  232. The Communication Curriculum –

    Such a great value because a lot is included! The visuals are incredibly helpful, and I love how each rule is explained and laid out! A must have resource!

  233. Stephanie H. –

    I really enjoy this resource in working on past tense verbs–I like the visuals and cues built into the resource.

  234. Carol M. –

    This has been my go-to resource when teaching past tense verbs to clients. The pictures are great, and I love that they are real pictures and not cartoon-looking or clipart. I also like that they are separated by ending sound for past tense verbs and by how they change or don’t change for irregular past tense verbs. This makes it easy to teach one part at a time, helping my clients understand how to change verbs easier.

  235. Claire S. –

    I really appreciated how this resource grouped the targets by how the “ed” ending is pronounced

  236. Lauren W. –

    This is a great resource to use for past tense verbs. I also love the digital option!

  237. Kaitlyn T –

    One stop shop for everything you need related to past tense verbs!

  238. Logan N. –

    This is an excellent, comprehensive resource for teaching past-tense verbs in an organized manner. My students have made great progress in recent sessions when I’ve used this as a guide helping me structure my therapy. I also love having the irregular past-tense verbs development chart as a quick reference & the master list of common past-tense verbs to help me focus on the most high-frequency, functional verbs during sessions!

  239. Tara S. –

    This is a structured way to teach past-tense verbs and I recommend it!

  240. Allison H. –

    This set is well organized by the type of regular past tense ending sound and the type of irregular past tenses.

  241. Ellie Phillips –

    This resource was wonderful for specifically teaching ‘rules’ to these concepts.

  242. Allison B. –

    I LOVE this resource! Simple and easy to use. I even sent it home for some of my speech and language students to use with their caregivers. I use it during therapy sessions as well. I also really like that their is a print and no print option for those who are good with technology.

  243. Tania S. –

    I LOVE this resource! I use it all the time for explicit teaching and practice paired with games. The print and no print option is fantastic and the images relatable.

  244. Rachel S. –

    This resource is so comprehensive, and it has made my therapy more organized and stronger in general. Well worth the purchase.

  245. Kristi Freeman –

    Such a complete and well-made resource! I love it!

  246. Cathleen E. –

    This is a great resource for teaching about verbs. There are lots of pictures and ways to organize regular and irregular past tense verbs.

  247. Jennifer S. –

    Great activity. I love to send it home for homework

  248. Alyssa S. –

    The resource is a valuable addition to my speech therapy materials. It features a wide range of interactive activities that target various speech sounds. My students find the colorful visuals and audio prompts engaging and motivating, making speech therapy sessions more enjoyable. The activities are well-designed and adaptable to different skill levels, ensuring that all students can benefit. I highly recommend this resource to any speech therapist seeking effective and engaging tools to support their students’ speech development.

  249. Gina L. –

    Just what I needed! I love that this resource uses high frequency verbs.

  250. Nora M. –

    This is a wonderful systematic resource to assist student to learn past tense. There are many practice opportunities with actual photos to support students. Having additional practice for generalization with a full photograph and target words on the side is perfect for data collection. Thank you for all your hard work putting this resource together.

  251. Katelyn S. –

    Love that it can be printed or digital. A great resource for teaching past tense verbs with many opportunities to practice

  252. Emily N. –

    My students absolutely loved this resource! Super easy to prep and super engaging!

  253. Speech Deets –

    Comprehensive and well-thought-out past-tense teaching materials. Highly recommend for your language kiddos!

  254. Kerin B. –

    This resource is so comprehensive and a valuable addition to my speech therapy room.

  255. Catherine B. –

    An excellent resource providing a systematic approach to working on past tense!

  256. june B. –

    Great use of photos and worksheets to make learning fun

  257. Joan O. –

    A great addition to my work with MANY students struggling with irregular verb forms.

  258. Leah O. –

    I wish this had a bit more included for the price, but I like that it’s no prep/print!

  259. Amanda P. –

    I love that there is a no print option. This is a comprehensive resource!

  260. Suzanne W. –

    Such a nice, thorough resource to asses, teach, and track progress on irregular verbs!

  261. Sabrina A. –

    Great structured way to target irregular past tense within sessions and allow for a high number of trials.

  262. Megan L. –

    It’s hard to find good past tense verb resources and this one has been great for my students working on this grammar skill.

  263. Shawnalee Jessiman –

    I am always needing more irregular verbs materials. This unit has such a variety.

  264. Lauren B. –

    Applying knowledge in this systematic way was really helpful!

  265. Farran D. –

    Great to have more verb resources. Definitely use the digital version more

  266. Janet P. –

    Wow. This resource allows for working on past tense verbs in isolation, sentences, and beyond. Great resource.

  267. Rachel C. –

    I really enjoy this resource! The visuals are engaging, it’s user-friendly, and I appreciate its systematic approach. It’s also a great way to start introducing sentence structure, which helps scaffold complex sentences and improve overall language skills!

  268. Kelsey K. –

    This is a beautiful resource, digital version is very helpful to use as well!

  269. Nahal W. –

    Fantastic resource! I used this with my students who have been struggling for a few years with past tense verbs. The clear explanations and lots of opportunities for practice were incredibly helpful.

  270. Monica B. –

    This is a great resource for past tense verbs. The patterns are really helpful for teaching my students the correct past tense forms.

  271. Kamalpreet K. –

    Amazing resource! This resource has been extremely helpful with all my clients. Thank you so much!

  272. Shayann G. –

    I love how explicitly this teaches past tense verbs!

  273. Tina Honig –

    The no-print version was very good to for both regular and more importantly irregular past tense verbs when I was online.

  274. Tania M. –

    It’s a great all-in-one type of resource. Some items can be used as anchor charts for my students. The anchor charts will allow them to work independently.

  275. Casey E S. –

    The picture scenes were helpful in getting spontaneous data

  276. Rebecca P. –

    The photographs are more relatable and engaging for the students, yet simple, so it is clear what action is the focus.

  277. Dina G. –

    This is by far one of the greatest resources to target past tense verbs! Very clear and easy to use!

  278. Katie P. –

    This resource was great for my ELL students to practice grammar and past tense!

  279. Haley T. –

    This is amazing and so helpful when teaching past tense verbs. Thanks!

  280. Carolyn R. –

    This is a great and engaging resource. My students enjoy it!

  281. Rebecca D. –

    This is yet again, another amazing resource from Allison Fors. I always feel like I scramble to find resources for grammar, but this provides endless opportunities to learn and use past tense verbs in a variety of ways. It is such an easy-to-pull resource with very easy prep work. Thank you for developing a truly comprehensive resource!!

  282. Clearly Speechie –

    I love how it is laid out and easily used by just showing on my smart board!

  283. Jeanette Ortiz –

    This is a helpful and useful resource that my students enjoy.

  284. Christy S. –

    I am looking forward to using this with my students this year!

  285. Lauren Gingerich –

    This is a helpful resource when teaching irregular verbs.

  286. Abigail D. –

    I love these irregular verb cards! Great visuals that are engaging for my students!

  287. McKayla H. –

    Great for digital or print. Low to no prep. Just what I needed

  288. Katie Badger –

    This resource is so comprehensive, and I always appreciate Allison’s visuals. They’re appealing and my students love them!

  289. Kacie R. –

    Love the sheets are broken down by the type of regular (t,d,-ed ending) and irregular types for easy teaching. With the generalizing page, it this is a one stop shop for Past Tense.

  290. Kathryn McWilliams –

    Irregular past tense verbs are often hard to teach (and boring). I like the visuals in this resource, as well as the way the sentences are laid out. Also, teaching the different pronunciations (/t/, /d/, /id/ and /ed/) is super important. I love this resource!

  291. Laura Moyer –

    My students are benefitting from this systematic way of practicing regular and irregular past tense forms. Thanks for a great resource!

  292. Margaret C. –

    I have been using this with my Autistic students. It has been very useful to have a structured way to practice past tense verbs.

  293. Kelsie M. –

    Loved it! Engaging, simple to use, and effective. Student enjoys the activity at the end

  294. Lori A R. –

    This was great for targeting not only verb tenses, but for my students working on sentence length.

  295. Melinda F. –

    I love how you categorized the irregular verbs and chose the high frequency verbs. My students stayed engaged with the activities.

  296. Samantha H. –

    I really like these grammar cards to use as additional targeted practice for kids working on irregular verbs. I appreciate that there is both a printed and digital version of it!

  297. Krista H. –

    So helpful for my kiddos to see groupings and improves recall

  298. Speechy Travels –

    This resource is really well made and comprehensive! It has been super helpful in my sessions. Thank you!

  299. Cristi J. –

    This is a comprehensive, well-organized resource for teaching regular and irregular past tense verbs. I love the focus on high-frequency verbs, logical sequencing by verb pattern, and use of real photos, which makes it appropriate for a wide range of ages. The introduction lesson, data collection, and generalization scenes make it easy to teach, practice, and carry over skills.

  300. Anonymous –

    This has been a helpful guide for teaching those tricky irregular verbs. It has helped me with deciding which irregular verb “families” to target on any given day with my students so I don’t have to research a bunch of individual materials every time I go to teach verbs.

  301. Joanne Pingtella –

    This is absolutely my go to resource to both teach and review regular and irregular past tense verbs. The pictures that accompany the verbs are very appropriate and hold the attention of this student. This unit is in my rotation (for my 2nd to 4th grade students that have disabilities) every year!

  302. Stephanie Hudson –

    This unit has been great as a low-prep way to address the past tense verb goals on my students’ IEPs.

  303. Hannah Geiger –

    I seem to have a lot of students lately working towards goals with past tense verbs and wow this resource is so helpful! This resource has saved me so much time and the visuals are perfect. It’s also really made data collection easier as well. I really love that there are so many words, such variety within this pack. It makes it more engaging than drilling the same 10-115 words over and over. I love it!

  304. Kendra –

    This resource has been super helpful in targeting irregular past tense verbs in a quick and easy way with my students! The developmental charts, list of most frequently used verbs and guide to teaching verbs by pattern have helped me target irregular past tense in a more data-driven, systematic way. Love that this resource is no-print and the pictures are engaging for students.

  305. Samantha –

    I purchased this resource recently and have found it’s a clear and efficient way to teach younger clients irregular and past tense verbs within a word and sentence level. Not up to the generalization level yet but its good to have pictures there which can easily help with that when kids are up to that stage – it saves time instead of finding multiple pictures to target a number of diff. verbs.

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