Supporting Special Learners
Writing Simple Sentences and Sentence Structure
Writing Simple Sentences and Sentence Structure
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Help students practice writing simple sentences with this sentence building resource for kindergarten, first grade intervention, and special education. Students use the sentence frame “I see ___ ___ ___.” to build sentences with number, color, and picture cards before copying them onto writing pages for extra practice with sentence structure, handwriting, vocabulary, and early writing skills.
What’s Included
Interactive Sentence Building Mats
- 20 sentence building mats
- Sentence frame “I see ___ ___ ___.”
- Visual prompts for numbers, colors, and picture vocabulary
- American and Canadian spelling versions included
Sentence Building Cards
Students build new sentences by choosing from:
- Number cards from 1 to 20
- Color and colour cards
- Picture vocabulary cards
Picture vocabulary includes familiar objects and animals, such as:
- Apples
- Pumpkins
- Frogs
- Flowers
- Cars
- Crayons
- Whales
- Spiders
- Clouds
- Sweaters
- Fish
- Socks
- Grapes
- And more
Sentence Writing Pages
Students copy the sentences they build onto writing pages for extra practice with:
- Copying sentences
- Handwriting
- Spelling
- Sentence formation
- Independent writing
Skills Students Practice
- Sentence building
- Writing complete sentences
- Fill in the blank sentences
- Sentence structure
- Counting and number recognition
- Color and colour recognition
- Vocabulary
- Reading simple sentences
- Printing and handwriting
- Visual discrimination
- Fine motor skills
Great For
- Literacy centers
- Independent work
- Small groups
- Intervention
- Task boxes
- Early finishers
- Morning work
- Writing practice
Perfect For
- Kindergarten
- First grade intervention
- Special education classrooms
- Autism classrooms
- Self-contained classrooms
- Early writers
- Students who need visual sentence support
- Students working on simple sentence structure
Give students a clear and repeatable way to build, read, and write simple sentences while practicing early literacy skills.
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