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This program:
• Trains over 200 irregular verbs

• Uses a variety of verb forms

• Reinforces reading skills

Suggested for students (K-12) with:
• Autism, developmental disabilities, language-learning disabilities, and hearing impairments

• Also English language learners (K-12)

Swim, Swam, Swum
Mastering Irregular Verbs

With this program, your students with language disabilities will master over 200 irregular verbs. It's also great for individuals learning English as a Second Language.

Product Description:

This program focuses on high-frequency irregular verbs and trains them in their base, present, present progressive, past, and past perfect forms. Four verb training activities are available.

The first activity trains 30 early developing verbs using animated pictures. The second offers training on 108 of the most common irregular verbs in a multiple choice format in which both the verb forms and the sentences are read aloud to the student. The third activity trains in a format similar to the second activity, but only the verb forms are read aloud. The last activity requires the students to spell the various irregular verb forms.

In all activities, there are teacher choices to set interface, level of difficulty, speech and/or text options, response time, and background reinforcement animation.

Verbs are grouped for more effective training.
You have the option to select an individual verb or you can choose from groupings by age of acquisition or linguistic category. Grouping verbs by category enables your child to see patterns of verb construction and generalize specific lessons.

Here's an example of how verbs can be grouped for more effective training:

This program will help your students master all those irregular verbs that can cause problems in middle school and beyond.

Four verb training activities!
Flash card activity The first activity trains 30 early developing irregular verbs using animated pictures.
Multiple Choice with sentences read The second activity teaches over 100 of the most common irregular verbs in a multiple choice format. Both the verb forms and the sentences are read aloud.
Multiple Choice with sentence not read The third activity is available for all of the 200+ verbs. It uses a multiple choice format, but only the verb forms are read aloud.
Spelling Activity The fourth activity requires the user to spell the various irregular verb forms.

Who will benefit from Swim, Swam, Swum?

Children and adolescents with language impairments and delays who need to master the irregular past forms of English verbs.

Children, adolescents, and adults learning English as a Second Language. Since many of the high frequency verbs in English are irregular, mastery over irregular forms is critical to mastery of the lexicon.