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Talk Ring Practice

A foundational oral language and functional communication toolkit featuring portable ring cards for everyday questions and statements. Students build sentence production, pacing, and social dialogue skills across daily routines.

KAKatie Anderson

Talk Ring Practice

A foundational oral language and functional communication toolkit featuring portable ring cards for everyday questions and statements. Students build sentence production, pacing, and social dialogue skills across daily routines.

KAKatie Anderson

I slipped on grass.

1 2 3 4

Context: Explaining an injury to playground aide

Card 79

Question

Can we build towers?

1 2 3 4

Context: Inviting peer to sand or blocks

Card 80

Statement

The bell rang now.

1 2 3 4

Context: Heading to line after recess signal

Pacing tip: Model smooth rhythm and natural intonation before asking for imitation.

Booster Deck • Page 2 • Cards 73–80

Talk Ring Booster Cards

Daily Oral Language • 3–4 Word Sentences • Deck 2 • Page 3 of 4

Cut dashes • Punch top-left dot

Card 81

Question

What color next?

1 2 3

Context: Choosing paint or crayon colors at art

Card 82

Statement

I found scissors.

1 2 3

Context: Locating classroom cut-and-paste tools

Card 83

Question

Where is the glue?

1 2 3 4

Context: Looking for gluing craft supplies

Card 84

Statement

I drew a tree.

1 2 3 4

Context: Sharing drawing with table partner

Card 85

Question

Can you count?

1 2 3

Context: Partner counting game during math

Card 86

Statement

I have five blocks.

1 2 3 4

Context: Stating quantity with math manipulatives

Card 87

Question

Does this piece fit?

1 2 3 4

Context: Working together at the puzzle center

Card 88

Statement

This fits right here.

1 2 3 4

Context: Completing a matching or sorting activity

Pacing tip: Have peers take turns reading questions and giving verbal responses.

Booster Deck • Page 3 • Cards 81–88

Talk Ring Booster Cards

Daily Oral Language • 3–4 Word Sentences • Deck 2 • Page 4 of 4

Cut dashes • Punch top-left dot

Card 89

Question

Are we friends?

1 2 3

Context: Building positive peer relationships

Card 90

Statement

I am sorry.

1 2 3

Context: Making amends after an accidental bump

Card 91

Question

Can I play too?

1 2 3 4

Context: Joining an ongoing group play activity

Card 92

Statement

We can take turns.

1 2 3 4

Context: Sharing favorite toys cooperatively

Card 93

Question

Is that yours?

1 2 3

Context: Returning a dropped item to classmate

Card 94

Statement

That belongs to me.

1 2 3 4

Context: Claiming personal belongings calmly

Card 95

Question

May I sit here?

1 2 3 4

Context: Asking to join friends at a lunch table

Card 96

Statement

I saved your spot.

1 2 3 4

Context: Welcoming a returning table partner

Assembly: Print on cardstock, laminate, cut along dashes, and clip onto ring.

Booster Deck • Page 4 • Cards 89–96

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