Autumn at Grandpa’s Farm | Fall Sequencing | WH Questions | Comprehension

Support sequencing, comprehension, and narrative skills with this differentiated fall and autumn story activity!

Join Jack as he visits Grandpa’s farm for an exciting autumn day. He picks apples with Grandma, jumps into a pile of leaves, feeds a goat, and helps make a delicious apple pie. This engaging story has been adapted to create multiple levels of difficulty to support children with varying language and literacy abilities.

Included in this resource:

• A short story narrative

• 4 levels of picture sequencing activities, from easy to advanced

• 4 levels of WH question activities

• 2 levels of True or False comprehension activities

• Colour and black and white versions

Skills targeted:

• Sequencing

• Listening comprehension

• WH questions

• Recall

• Inferencing

• Narrative development

• Temporal concepts

• Expressive language

Ideal for:

• Speech and language therapy

• Special education

• Preschool and primary classrooms

• Small group instruction

• Home practice

• Fall and autumn themed lessons

How to use:

• Read the short story.

• Complete the sequencing activities, selecting the level that best matches the student’s abilities.

• Use the WH questions to target listening comprehension, recall, and inferencing, selecting the level that best matches the student’s abilities.

• Complete the True or False activities.

• Encourage the student to retell the story and discuss their favourite part of Jack’s visit.

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