These Practice Materials are part of the Simply Smart Aphasia Therapy program. To learn how to make optimal use of these Practice Materials, visit www.. These materials coordinate with the Verbal Working Memory and Attention Training for Aphasia protocol activity exercise and basic demonstration videos on. STIMULI 3 Words Easy Original They bought gum. Alphabetical then original Reverse alphabetic al then Original Whole sentence backward then original Progressive then Original Reverse Progressive then original Every other then Original Every other backward then original Cats are friendly. Parrots fly south. People look down. Cars speed along. Men wear trousers. Women are nice. Dancers are pretty. I need groceries. Dad watches TV. Mom telephoned Gram.
Page 2 STIMULI 3 words easy Original The window shut. Alphabetical then original Reverse alphabetic al then Original Whole sentence backward then original Progressive then Original Reverse Progressive then original Every other then Original Every other backward then original Kids eat chocolate. No children left. Roses are beautiful. She enjoys milkshakes. Rainbows are cool. Summer is warm. Spring is excellent. Swimming is fun. He goes running. I lift weights. Letís go shopping. Danielle is late. We prepare food.
Page 3 STIMULI 4 Words Easy Original Alphabetical Original Reverse Original Progressive Original They bought gum yesterday. My cats are friendly. Most parrots fly south. People look at us. Every Other Original Every Other Reverse The racing cars speed. Men usually wear trousers. Women are nice people. Ballet dancers are pretty. I need new groceries. Rebeccaís Dad watches TV. Mom telephoned Gram today. The bedroom window shut. Most kids eat chocolate.
Page 4 STIMULI 4 Words Easy Original Alphabetical Original Reverse Original Progressive Original No children left school. Pink roses are beautiful. She enjoys light milkshakes. Rainbows are cool events. Here, summer is warm. Spring also is excellent. Swimming around is fun. He goes running daily. I lift heavy weights. Every Other Original Every Other Reverse Letís go shopping Melinda. Danielle always is late.
Page 5 Run a marathon. Build a skyscraper. Leave me alone. I can leave. Make a picture. Take a photograph. A lovely day. Skiing is fun. I have bicycles. Motorcycles are faster. She is late. Home is pleasant. We feed animals. Fall is gorgeous.
Page 6 Down the staircase. Birthday in May. December is winter. Fireworks are loud. My favorite color. Pink is splendid. Clip a picture. Save a coupon. Shop at midnight. Umbrellas on sale. Dinner is over. Breakfast is done. A bear growled. William ate soup.
Page 7 The door slammed. Gum is yummy. School is out. Ten children left. My shoulder aches. Can Suzanne go? Fun on trampolines. Call the mailman. Read the magazine. Address the mail. I hate baseball. Hockey is cool. I need hamburgers. A cool Summer.
Page 8 A funny comedian. I saw people. It swam rapidly. Arrange my sweatshirts. Bring it downtown. Take my earphones. Return to Arkansas. Remember my iron. Catch a reindeer. Itís never exciting. I want cupcakes. We made jello. You looked silly. The ox fell. A lost puppy.
Page 9 Will you listen? I like brownies. Please slow down. He was crying. A yellow bird. I like milkshakes. Margaret needs juice. Sue reads novels. Honey tastes sweet. Teach five students. Store now opened. Posies smell nice. Make chocolate brownies. Nineteen men pulled. Barry arrived late.
Page 10 Glass of juice. Fix Harry enough. Jump up high. Pull the stick. She takes rides. West Valley High. You make toast. Get hot food. Long mossy path. Save the receipt. I love licorice. Can Christine go? Patricia picks flowers. Devon dances well. Make some schedules.
Page 11 Never go north. Ruin the ringlets. Cats are cuddly. Puppies are perfect Geraniums grew fast. Tangy tomato salsa Baby has bubblegum. Chuck the carpenter Ben the barber. Make a milkshake Give him geraniums Lick the lollipop. Pat is perfect. Sun is shining Life is luxurious
Page 12 Rain is ravaging. Mary is magnificent Have a hamburger Mike the millionaire Shake the sherbet Can Cara rollerskate? Susanís blue suit Green grapes rule Her blue blouse What white tank top? Save a sample. Remember to rest. Pennsylvania is perfect. Grab the groceries. Steal the steaksauce.
Page 13 The shiny ship. Thatís Peterís Pet. Cheddar cheese please. Choke on chocolate. A school schedule. Bring Bridgetís pet. Watch the water. Carve it Cara. Marvin is marching. Brian brought it. Save savory pineapples. Quit the quizzes. Thatís all allowed. The student studied.
Page 14 A brown broom. A brilliant bride. A beautiful beach. Two pretty presents. The pink pineapple. Lick the licorice. Hear my heart. Stir stinky porridge. He stole stockings. My stork stopped. It stays stationary. A burly burglar. I was thinking yesterday. A bird was flying. Bring me fourteen umbrellas.
Page 15 Give her seventy-five dollars. Show me the money. Call my older sisters. Take my special envelopes. I was giving directions. Cancel his therapy appointment. He isnít going anywhere. They bought green gum. Cats are very friendly. Parrots fly south swiftly. People look nice today. Cars really speed along.
Page 16 Men wear tan trousers. Women especially are nice. Dancing is good exercise. I need more groceries. Dad watches much TV. Mom telephoned my Grandma. The window shut tightly. Kids eat chunky chocolate. No children left school. Roses are really beautiful. She enjoys thick milkshakes.
Page 17 Rainbows are cool events. Summer is usually warm. Spring is my favorite. Swimming is more fun. He goes running regularly. I lift light weights. Letís go shopping Shannon. Danielle is my date.