Colourful Semantics- Sentence building book

Teach WH questions and build sentences with colourful semantics, using our cool sentence building book! 

Colourful semantics is an approach created by Alison Bryan specifically designed to build sentence structure in children.  It’s system colour codes sentences, breaking down each word and helping children understand the meaning of each word. It’s also a fantastic way to teach WH questions! 

Colourful semantics is used widely in schools, with speech pathologists and other allied health professionals.

Directions for use:

Simply display your desired photo with the resource main page, or look at an image on the computer. Under the image use the colourful semantics strip (who/what doing/what/where).

Under each word place a few colour coded choices to correspond with each word. The user is then encouraged to choose the correct symbols to describe the image and place it on to the strip. 

Beginners can start with just one word and expand as they learn, gradually fading out the visual choices. The individual symbols can be rearranged if you wish to also include an adjective once the user is advanced.

Each book includes the following:

• A total of 110 velcro symbols to create sentences
• Display page ( velcro strips attached to with a colourful semantics sentence strip and to attach choices for each below)
• Who page - including 15 colour coded symbols 
• What doing page- including 30 colour coded symbols
• What page- including 30 colour coded symbols
• Describe page- including 30 colour coded adjectives 
• 1 colourful semantics sentence strip (who/what doIng/what/where)
• coil binding 
• 250 GSM card-stock
• mat laminate 
• rounded edges
• velcro hook on reverse of symbols
• velcro loop on book surface 

Please note that this set does not include any additional images needed.