Introduce your child to the comparatives (bigger, smaller etc) through this charming interactive story about Mr. Big and Mr. Small, two neighbors who, one day, have to call on each other for help. Your child will be required to assist during the story with tasks which will help them to understand the comparatives. From Unit11 (less)Introduce your child to the comparatives (bigger, smaller etc) through this charming interactive story about Mr. Big and Mr. Small, two neighbors who, one day, have to call on each other for help. You... (more)

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Visual worksheet where the student circles things that are shorter, longer, heavier, etc. From Create-Teach-Share

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HaloTalk is a simple yet powerful augmentative learning software. The application comes with over 50 pairs of responses commonly used daily. Each pre-defined response/adjective is natural voice enabled, with visual cue to help the user to pick an item. The app as-is may already be used as searchable, voice-enabled flashcards/ABA tool for any user who is still developing language (such as ESL, apraxia, autism, or any other language/learning disability). From AdastraSoft (less)HaloTalk is a simple yet powerful augmentative learning software. The application comes with over 50 pairs of responses commonly used daily. Each pre-defined response/adjective is natural voice enable... (more)

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In this game, children describe how a given object feels, associating descriptive terms with an appropriate object. From EFL Playhouse

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In this game, Clifford asks you to find the objects that are the smallest, thickest, shortest, etc. Great for teaching spatial and qualitative concepts. From PBS Kidsd

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A speech pathologist shares her favorite oral language activities using play dough. Lots of fun learning activities From the School District of Waukesha

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This web page includes all the math skills students learn in Pre-K along with online practice. The IXL site will track your score. From IXL

Tags: number recognition, learning numbers, learning shapes, early learning activities, spatial concepts, qualitative concepts

A really great activity to teach spatial and qualitative concepts. Click on a picture and word. Then try to have your child come up with the opposite. Move the mouse pointer to the empty box and it will show the answer. From Chateau MeddyBemps (less)A really great activity to teach spatial and qualitative concepts. Click on a picture and word. Then try to have your child come up with the opposite. Move the mouse pointer to the empty box and it wi... (more)

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In this video, Kermit demonstrates big and little using three monsters. From sesamestreet on YouTube

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Herry and John John demonstrate the difference between loud and soft. From sesamestreet on YouTube

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