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Semantic Links
5 out of 5 based on 2 reviews
£62.00 plus postage
by Sadie Bigland-Lewis & Jane Speake, first published in 1992.
For use with children and adults to aid categorisation skills, improve word finding and support vocabulary learning.
Now made available as digital downloads to print off on-demand. A manual is included with information, summaries and sample sheets for each section.
The resource consists of 240 graded worksheets and score sheets for use with children and adults who have semantic difficulties. There is a cross referenced core vocabulary of over 320 high frequency nouns and verbs and the tasks may be presented both verbally and non-verbally. Also included is a DIY section for teachers or therapists to devise their own examples. Verbs are represented by Rebus symbols and there is an additional section if these require to be taught. This unique resource is highly popular with both Teachers and Speech & Language Therapists.
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Reviews
Marion, Dyslexia Dimensions
20th August 2025
Semantic Links is an excellent 5 stars resource. Wonderful for developing the many necessary skills of expressive language, i.e. categorisation, word finding and also speed of processing if you want to introduce a time challenge element to the exercise. I have been using this in my teaching sessions for many years and have found it invaluable as a teaching resource. It really is a great, fun way to engage students of all ages. There are also some very useful, blank templates available to individualise learners practise and reinforce knowledge of specific verbs or nouns too.
Diana @ Kew Speech and Language
14th October 2018
I have been using this resource for many years and love the introduction of the CD. It is useful for children with both receptive and expressive language difficulties.