First Pronouns

The changing point of view, or perspective, represented in pronouns is often difficult for young children or those learning English. Here is a quick and fun intro to the possessive pronoun "your", with song video.

First Pronouns - You

YOU is one of the earliest pronouns children begin to use around ages 2-3. It also is usually one of the most confusing! In this series, fun pictures and videos introduce your toddler to these early pronouns, and the idea that “you” changes when the speaker changes. #special needs, #speech therapy, #perspective

First Pronouns - Me

This fun game with mirrors helps toddlers understand the difference between “me” and “you”. Use with the companion game “You”. Includes song video at the end. Appropriate for ages 2-3+ #pronouns, #syntax, #semantics, #speechtherapy, #specialneeds

Beginning Pronouns

Part 1 of my 6-part Pronouns course. Quick and fun activity to learn where and when to use our earliest-developing pronouns. #auditorydiscrimination #receptivelanguage #English #ELL #ESOL CCCS: CCRA.L.1, CCRA.L.3, L.1.1.D, L.1.4.A

Subjective Pronouns

Part 2 of 6 in my Pronouns course. This module targets the pronouns HE, SHE, THEY, and IT. These are the most difficult subjective pronouns for special needs students and English language learners. #ELL #ESOL #grammar #syntax CCCS: CCRA.L.1, CCRA.L.3, L.1.1.D, L.1.2.D, L.1.4.D

Objective Pronouns

Part 3 of 6 of my Pronouns course, this activity targets the most troublesome objective pronouns: him, her, them, and it. Continue the quest to rescue your lost dog! #ELL #ESOL #grammar #syntax CCCS: CCRA.L.1, CCRA.L.3, L.1.1.D, L.1.2.D, L.1.4.A