A Personal Narrative and Conversational Resource for telling ‘news’ and organising narratives, for students with language delays or disorders. PURPOSE: Do your students find it hard to form a coherent narrative around their weekend activities, or notable life events, when asked? Students with language delays or disorders often struggle with formulating personal narratives. They may find it challenging to think up ideas, plan the narrative, or even consider what their listener/reader might want to know! With removable stars acting like a ‘star chart’, showing students which elements they have included in their narrative, this prompt sheet is a useful and fun way to work on: understanding of WH question words recalling details from events answering WH questions practicing asking and answering questions around others’ personal narratives in conversation reordering WH elements in their story to form a different sentence structure with the same content meaning INCLUDES: A ready-to-use prompt sheet and tokens, with WH-elements in place, along with extension questions; A modifiable blank prompt sheet with a separate page of WH-elements and additional information questions that can be rearranged to help form different sentence structures. Two prompt sheets designed for written personal narratives - one blank and another lined - that can be used as a journal as well. A4 PDF file Suitable for parents, learners, speech and language therapists/pathologists and classrooms. I am constantly creating more resources useful to Speech-Language Therapists and teachers - make sure to follow my store and to be notified about new resources! If you enjoyed the resource, please leave feedback on TES - and if you encounter any issues, please reach out to me. This is a single person use licensed download. Please direct parents, friends, and colleagues to my store if they are interested in this resource! This resource has been created using ‘free with attribution’ images/icons (for commercial use) from www.flaticon.com. Credits to the authors of the icons used are included in the PDFs and below: Icons made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com One Icon made by ultimatearm from www.flaticon.com One Icon made by alkhalifi design from www.flaticon.com Thank you! Vicky - Little Voice Therapy