Showing posts with label Word list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Word list. Show all posts

Thursday, March 6, 2014

Word List: Heinz Chapel

Word lists containing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are useful for many goals.  They can be used to target reading, spelling, writing, stuttering, voice strategies, articulation, phonological processes, vocabulary building, sentence structure, etc.  Thus, I have decided to post word lists relating to Pittsburgh.  This one is centered on Heinz Chapel.  Obviously there are many, many words that pertain to this area so I have tried to limit my lists to 25-50 words.  If there is a word that you would like to be included, please post below!

 
 Image retrieved from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinz_Memorial_Chapel.

There are many "ten dollar words" here, so this list may be especially helpful for older children in need of acquiring new vocabulary or honing spelling.

Please post below how you use these words to help your child reach her goals.

Aisle
Altar
Architecture
Carving
Cervices
Chapel
Choir
Cornerstone
Cross
Design
Exterior
Façade
Gift
Glass
Hymn
Interdenominational
Interior
Iron
Memorial
Nondenominational
Organ
Pew
Pray
Prayer
Seal
Services
Shield
Sing
Spire
Stained glass
Steeple
Stone
Tours
University
Windows
Wood
Worship

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Word List: Walnut Street/Shadyside

Word lists containing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are useful for many goals.  They can be used to target reading, spelling, writing, stuttering, voice strategies, articulation, phonological processes, vocabulary building, sentence structure, etc.  Thus, I have decided to post word lists relating to Pittsburgh.  This one is centered on Walnut Street/Shadyside.  Obviously there are many, many words that pertain to this area so I have tried to limit my lists to 25-50 words.  If there is a word that you would like to be included, please post below!

Image retrieved from http://imaginepittsburgh.com/explore/girasole.

I think this list is especially relevant to the tween/teen population.  Bring the list with you on your next trip to Shadyside and use it to practice goals, or ask your child to brainstorm words that pertain to Shadyside and her speech goals.  For example, if your child needs to practice vocabulary building, ask her to think of synonyms for purses (handbags, clutch, tote, etc.) and then spend some time looking at the purses for sale.  If your child needs to practice the /r/ sound, ask her to say words with the letter "R" in them as you walk around Walnut Street (dinner, jewelry, parking spot, etc.).

Alley
Apparel
ATM/MAC machine
Bistro
Breakfast/lunch/dinner
Bus
Bus stop
Café
Cards
Cash
Checks
Clothing
Coffee
Convenience store
Credit card
Dining
Dressing room
Electronics
Entertainment
Fashion
Florist
Food (American, French, Thai, Chinese)
Furnishings
Gallery
Gifts
Grill
Gym (exercise, workout, strength, nutrition, fitness)
Hair salon
Jewelry (rings, bracelets, cuffs, solitaire, gems, silver, gold, platinum, choker, chain, band)
Lingerie
Music
Parking garage
Parking meter
Pharmacy
Purse (handbag, clutch, tote)
Reservations
Restaurant
Sales associate
Shadyside
Shoes (stilettos, high heels, sandals, wedges, mules, clogs, sneakers, boots)
Shopping (browse, purchase, return)
Side street
Stationery
Style
Tea
Technology
Ticket
Toys
Variety store
Walnut street

Monday, March 3, 2014

Word List: Station Square

Word lists containing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are useful for many goals.  They can be used to target reading, spelling, writing, stuttering, voice strategies, articulation, phonological processes, vocabulary building, sentence structure, etc.  Thus, I have decided to post word lists relating to Pittsburgh.  This one is centered on Station Square.  Obviously there are many, many words that pertain to this area so I have tried to limit my lists to 25-50 words.  If there is a word that you would like to be included, please post below!

 
Image retrieved from http://www.schellgames.com/schell-games-expands-into-station-square-property/.

Customize the words for her particular goals; if you need some suggestions on ways to hit the targets, please post below or e-mail me.  Explain any unfamiliar words to your child.  As with each of my lists, I suggest bringing it with you while you are out and about at any location.  Feel free to give this list directly to your child (if she can read) and have her check off each of the words that she encounters.
Bench
Bessemer
Bridge
Candy
Carriage
Court
Dance
Dining
Dinner
Downtown
Entertainment
Fountain
Freight
Gateway clipper fleet
Hear
Horse
Incline
Landing
Landmark
Listen
Look
Marina
Mountain
Music
Parking
Railroad
Restaurants
River
See
Shopping
Skyline
Station
Steel
Stores
Toys
Tracks
Train
View
Water
Whistle

Word List: South Park

Word lists containing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are useful for many goals.  They can be used to target reading, spelling, writing, stuttering, voice strategies, articulation, phonological processes, vocabulary building, sentence structure, etc.  Thus, I have decided to post word lists relating to Pittsburgh.  This one is centered on South Park.  Obviously there are many, many words that pertain to this area so I have tried to limit my lists to 25-50 words.  If there is a word that you would like to be included, please post below!  I haven't been to North Park, so if anyone has special words pertaining to that park, please post below.

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Image retrieved from http://www.examiner.com/article/pittsburgh-trails-hiking-south-park-s-bison-ridge-trail-slide-show; credit Jason Elliot.

As with each of my lists, I suggest bringing it with you while you are out and about at any location.  Feel free to give this list directly to your child (if she can read) and have her check off each of the words that she encounters.  Or, customize the words for her particular goals; if you need some suggestions on ways to hit the targets, please post below or e-mail me.  Explain any unfamiliar words to her.

Baseball
Bicycle
Bird
Birdhouse
BMX track
Branches
Bridge
Cat
Deer
Dogs
Ducks
Exercise
Field
Fish
Gold course
Grass
Ice skate
Jog
Jungle gym
Martial arts
Park
Pavilion
Picnic
Playground
Pond
Restroom
Run
Sky
Soccer field
South
Squirrel
Swings
Tennis court
Trail
Trees
Walk
Wave pool
Weeds
Wildlife
Woods

Word List: St. Patrick's Day Parade

Word lists containing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs are useful for many goals.  They can be used to target reading, spelling, writing, stuttering, voice strategies, articulation, phonological processes, vocabulary building, sentence structure, etc.  Thus, I have decided to post word lists relating to Pittsburgh.  This one is centered on the St. Patrick's Day Parade, which will be held March 15th.  Obviously there are many, many words that pertain to this area so I have tried to limit my lists to 25-50 words.  If there is a word that you would like to be included, please post below!


Image retrieved from http://www.examiner.com/article/st-patrick-s-day-parade-downtown-pittsburgh; photo credit Seth Rosenberg.

As with each of my lists, I suggest bringing it with you while you are out and about at any location.  Feel free to give this list directly to your child (if she can read) and have her check off each of the words that she encounters; customize the words and use of the words for her particular goals.  (If you need some suggestions, please post below or e-mail me.)  Explain any unfamiliar words to her.
Bagpipes
Band
Banner
Cabbage
Celebrate
Clover
Confetti
Corned beef
Costumes
Dancing
Downtown
Float
Green
Holiday
Instruments
Irish
Joke
Kilt
Leprechaun
March
Music
Parade
Party
Pot pf gold
Potatoes
Route
Shamrock
Sing
Song
St. Patrick
Stand
Streamers
Street
Watch

Monday, February 24, 2014

Word List: Pittsburgh by syllable

I want to create Pittsburgh word list, organized by syllable.  It will serve as a great reference for just about anywhere in Pittsburgh, and can be used for many speech and language goals.  Please help me complete the list by posting ideas below, and I will update the grid.  Many thanks!



One syllable
Two Syllable
Three syllable
Four Syllable
Five Syllable
Phrases






“O”
Baseball
Carnegie
Aquarium
Conservatory
Bus lane
“T”
City
Holusky
Aviary
University
Cultural District
Black
College
Hospital
UPMC

Gateway Clipper
Bus
Downtown
Museum


Giant Eagle
Forbes
Football
Pierogi


Golden Triangle
Frick
Fountain
Primanti’s


Heinz Chapel/Field/Hall
Gold
Highway
PNC


Iron City
Heinz
Hockey
Skyscraper


Market Square
Hill
Incline



North Hills
Park
Ketchup



North Side
Pitt
Klondike



PNC Park
Route
Mayor



Point State Park
Steel
Mellon



South Hills
Stop (as in bus stop)
Parkway



South Side
Train
Penguins



Squirrel Hill
Tubes
Pirates



Station Square
Zoo
Pittsburgh



U.S. Steel

Railroad





River





Skyline





Steelers





Trolley





Tunnel





Warhol