Comparative and Superlative Adjectives

by Stacy Crouse

Price: 350 points or $3.5 USD

Subjects: speech,expressiveLanguage,receptiveLanguage

Grades: 13,1,2,3,4

Description: This Boom Cards™ activity takes the guesswork out of practicing comparative and superlative adjectives in speech therapy! Using these digital task cards helps your students visualize this language concept and improve their understanding. Each of the 32 cards has what you need to help your students be successful. ✅ A simple question includes a comparative adjective (such as "richer" or "stronger") or superlative adjective (such as "shortest" or "thickest"). ✅ The colorful graphics clearly illustrate the differences in comparative and superlative adjectives. ✅ Multiple choice pictures are provided, and students receive immediate visual and audio feedback for their answers. Both regular and irregular adjectives are used so you can determine where your students need support. This is also a great activity to target description, comparing and contrasting, and formulating complex sentences (i.e. "This book is thick, but this book is much thicker.") Use this deck in speech therapy to... ✅ Determine a student's baseline abilities for the skill ✅ Enhance your teaching of comparative and superlative adjectives with easy-to-understand examples ✅ Provide explicit practice of the goal ✅ Collect data and monitor progress ✅ Provide to students as a homework assignment