Interactive books are an amazing tool to use in speech therapy! Read about what they are, why to use them, some ideas, and grab a FREE one!
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So many kiddos have WH question goals… in some form or another. The ability to answer WH questions is important, in all settings: school, home, in conversation, etc… I knew this, but I always wondered how to teach WH questions without feeling like I was testing the kiddo. I didn’t want to repeat the question […]
Interactive books are an amazing tool to use in speech therapy! Read about what they are, why to use them, some ideas, and grab a FREE one!
Let's make a fruit salad is an adapted and interactive book that focuses on many targets and objectives such as: - sequencing -prepositions -fine motor -articulation -receptive identification -labeling -following simple instructions -prepositions -fruit vocabulary and much more! It can be a great teaching resource when doing a unit on food with your students! :) Very easy to put together, instructions on
Interactive books are an amazing tool to use in speech therapy! Read about what they are, why to use them, some ideas, and grab a FREE one!
Interactive books are an amazing tool to use in speech therapy! Read about what they are, why to use them, some ideas, and grab a FREE one!
Interactive book created for the *First Six Weeks* Study of Creative Curriculum. This interactive book contains 10 simple "WHO" questions. Visual supports provided on each page to assist with answering questions. The activity can be used in the pre-k classroom or during speech sessions. You can also send this book home as carry-over! This interactive books require students to move the pictures and participate. This active participation improves attending skills while reducing off task time. Assembly: Cut pages 1-6 in half to create a "page" of the book, however, leave page 7 whole. Cut out the smaller pictures on the first page and use velcro dots to create manipulatives to match on each page. You can store the manipulatives on the last page by putting velcro to attach each picture. Make sure to put velcro on each page of the book in the square to make the book interactive for your students!
What is an adaptive or an interactive book? Some people use these two words interchangeably and some people see them as separate things. However you see it, they are both a type of book designed for special education, speech therapy, or young children. Here are my definitions: Adaptive Book: An adaptive book is a book that has been well.....adapted! This might mean that there are adaptive sentences with picture representation (picture symbols) underneath the words or that it simply a b
Engage your teletherapy students with these interactive activities. From Boom Cards to PDF annotation, keep your virtual speech therapy sessions focused and fun!
Order the full set of 14 books and SAVE! Or purchase sets of 2 by the Interactive Cooking Activities Books are created using thick, durable 5 mil laminating, velcro dots, and coil binding. There are 7 recipe packs (totaling 14 recipes) included in this bundle! Spaghetti and Macaroni and Cheese Cake and Cupcakes Hot Cocoa and Tea Pudding and Jello Nachos and Quesadillas Smoothies and Milkshakes Sandwiches Visual Recipe: This one page visual recipe is great for visual learners in the kitchen! A one page laminated visual recipe is included with each recipe! FREE 8 PAGE VISUAL RECIPE WORKSHEET DIGITAL DOWNLOAD! (with purchase) Contact us at breezyspecialedshop [!at] gmail.com to have the digital download emailed to you. Interactive Books: The books can be used in the classroom as practice for cooking (great for classrooms without access to kitchens) or as recipe guides while cooking. 2 levels included in one book - perfect for both readers and non-readers. Each recipe is broken down into multiple different steps. (Extra steps may be included in the book that aren't seen in the one page recipe in order to provide more step by step practice, especially if the students aren't able to practice it in the kitchen!) Like to prep these yourself? Here is the link to the digital download: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Interactive-Cooking-Visual-Recipes-BUNDLE-for-special-education-2538638
Interactive books for preschoolers are a great way to get them involved in a book in meaningful ways. Since social emotional learning in preschool is key, I created this wonderful "I Can" interactive book. Preschool children will learn important concepts about what it means to be responsible. This colorful interactive book for kids gets them reflecting on how they can and do contribute each day to their own homes and families. All you need to do to prep the interactive preschool book is print, cut out the cards, and laminate for durability. Your child will likely want to go through it again and again!
Preschoolers aren’t made to sit still during Speech Therapy (or ever, for that matter!). That’s a fact. It is not developmentally appropriate for a preschool or kindergarten student to sit for an hour. Set your students (and yourself!) up for success by incorporating movement into your speech therapy sessions! Moving during speech therapy sessions doesn’t have to be difficult, fancy, or complicated. You can move as a break, but I prefer to incorporate movement as a therapy activity (but, remembe
I thought it would be fun to share this fun, fall interactive book. You can use it to target positional concepts and 1-2 step directions. Or, expand
I have put together a HUGE list of free speech therapy materials that you can download and use today. If you’re a busy SLP on a tight budget - you’ll want to snag all of these. I’ve sorted them by category, for easy reference! There are free speech therapy resources for Childhood Apraxia of Speech, Speech Therapy Assessment, Play Based Resources for Distance Learning, Books for Speech Therapy, Boom Cards and more! Free Professional Development for Speech Therapists: • Play Based Speech therapy
I love interactive books. They are really great for minimally verbal students. They can show their knowledge without needing to verbally produce answers. For kids just learning to express themselves in single words or simple
I thought it would be fun to share this fun, fall interactive book. You can use it to target positional concepts and 1-2 step directions. Or, expand
Check out these great ideas for teaching conjunctions including a video lesson with an organizer, posters with rules, and anchor charts.
For speech therapy session targeting describing words/adjectives: LIGHT/DARK Work on: receptive/expressive hot/cold, forming phrases/sentences or expanding utterances, reading, sorting, opposites Included: - Adapted/interactive book (2 different levels) - Sorting activity I am using these books and sorting activities with my middle school students to improve their understanding of different describing words on their devices.
Interactive flip books for articulation are a great way to engage your students in speech therapy. Laminate and assemble all these pages using binder rings. Use with a dry erase marker to get tons of articulation productions while the kids are having a blast!
I am teaming up again with Doodle Bugs Teaching to bring your five things about my week! It is our second week of school and I finally feel like I am helping teachers more! I am an Early Childhood Inclusion Education Coach and today I created a social story for one of my former students who needs practice filling his classmates and teachers bucket! I love brainstorming with teachers and supporting them as I feel like everyone needs support and encouragement in the field of education and I am so blessed to have time to do that! I am armed and ready to enter our PBIS building in our district! I was on the team who created our own PBIS and implemented it in the building. It has been awesome and the kids love getting their tickets and being rewarded for positive behavior! I am so honored that they included me, as I am only in the building on certain days! My dad is having spinal surgery next week and we pray that everything goes well and that this stops the pain that he is having that is making walking and life extremely difficult and painful! So I ask for any person who are willing to pray to say a quick prayer for my father! Thanks in advance! I know what the power of prayer can do! I have been updated and adding to my Color and Number Interactive books and bundles on Teachers Pay Teachers! Included in each packet you get four total books. I really focus on differentiating my products so you can use them with as many kids as possible! With each kit you will get four books. Check them out below! EASY: Students match color with a picture cue MORE DIFFICULT: Color Matching. Great speech tool to increase sentence utterances. EASY: Students work on number ID as well as color ID. MORE DIFFICULT: Students count and find the number as well as the color. So far I have: Cow Interactive kit Crab Interactive Kit Robot Interactive Kit Gorilla Interactive Kit BUNDLE kit With my bundle kit you will receive all the above mentioned books, which is a total of 16 for $10 which is a savings as each above kit is priced at $3 each. Get this now as I am in the process of adding a pumpkin and bat book for Halloween! I will be adding TONS more so it's well worth the $10 as you get all new books that are added and don't have to pay extra! This price will be going up as I add new books! I love our backyard! We live in a city but back up to a nature pressure so we get deer, sand hill cranes, blue herons and so much more! We joke and say my daughter has pet deer because we can get VERY close to them! So fun! I hope everyone is having a great week! Thanks for checking out my blog!
We have the BEST summer spatial preposition activities! Check out our hands-on interactive games to target a variety of spatial concepts now!
I love me some spring therapy activities - I think it's because after a long and cold winter - it's finally warm! I love celebrating the warmer weather starting in March and going all the way through May!Spring is such a versatile theme to use in speech therapy because you can incorporate weather, insects, plants, farm animals, and more. I'm going to share some of my favourite books, toys, songs, and preschool activities about spring! These activities can be used both during in-person sessions
I thought it would be fun to share this fun, fall interactive book. You can use it to target positional concepts and 1-2 step directions. Or, expand
Looking for visuals-based, back-to-school activities for your language therapy students? This bundle of back-to-school speech therapy activities includes School WH Questions, School Object Function Questions, two school-themed Interactive Books, a Craft, a school scavenger hunt, and "My Favorite Things about School" Booklet. **When you buy the bundle, you save 20% compared to buying resources individually!** (Psst . . . this bundle is also part of my Early Language MEGA Bundle at an even bigger discount!) Each activity set incorporates lots of visuals and visual choices, so they are ideal for both verbal and non-verbal students. I have used these products with pre-k/k students as well as special education students, including students on the autism spectrum. The Back to School Speech Therapy Activities Bundle includes: 30 School-Themed WH Question Cards: Cards include who, what, when, where, and why questions along with visual choices "My School Things" Interactive Book: Book includes an object function on each page with visual choices "Maya's First Day of School" Interactive Book: Book includes a Wh- question on each page with visual choices Roll-a-Bus: This roll and glue activity is a craft and game in one! 20 School Object Function Cards: Cards include two questions about each object ("What is a ___ for?" and "What do you use to ____?"). This allows the student to work on both verbs and nouns. "My Favorite Things about School" Booklet: This activity is all about sharing preferences, so it is ideal for groups, expanding utterances, and turn-taking School Scavenger Hunt: Includes two scavenger hunts; find school objects in the classroom or people and places around the school. You may also like: Fall Bingo with Wh- Questions, Riddles, and 2-Step Directions 50 WH- Question Cards Speech Therapy Questions Bundle (Great year-round!) Early Language MEGA Bundle Connect with Speak Play Love: Click here to follow me on TpT (New resources 50% off the first 48 hours) SpeakPlayLove.com
Find the perfect adapted books for special education students. Learn how they work, create your own, and explore our teacher-tested selection.
Adapted books are one of my favorite ways to teach new skills. They are fun and interactive. During the session they keep my students focused and engaged. I love using them with my students to teach them how to answer who and what questions. I am going to go through how I use my adaptive who and what books with my students. To get you started I have made my Adapted Family Book FREE. Sign up below for your free copy as well as additional ideas and tips. Success! Check your email for your FREE Adapted Family Book. There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again. Email Address I'd like to receive the free email course. Subscribe Vocabulary The first skill I use these book to teach is vocabulary. I go through the book with both who and what questions, labeling each pictures. I have my students repeat the names or point to the picture. The small choice pictures can be used to match with the larger pictures in the book. Sorting people vs Things After reviewing the vocabulary we sort the small choice pictures into people and things. I have them velcro the people on the who grid and the things on the what grid. Answering Questions I start my students using the what book that has no people in it. I read the question “What is next to the house?” The student finds the answer and places it on the sentence below the picture. I then read the answer. When my students are able to read the sentences and respond verbally they are encouraged to do this. As my student become proficient in answering what questions, I introduce the who book. We continue to sort people and things each session to help the students differentiate between who and what questions. As my students master this skill I introduce the book with both who and what questions. For students that struggle with the transition to this book I will limit their choices to only people when a who question is presented. Themes Each month I switch to a different set of who and what books, so my students do not memorize the books without truly learning the skills. This BUNDLE of adapted books includes the following: Adapted Family who and what questions Adaptive Fall who and what questions Adapted Halloween who and what questions Adapted Thanksgiving who and what questions Adapted Christmas who and what questions Adapted Snowman who and what questions Adapted Valentine’s Day who and what questions Adapted Leprechaun who and what questions Adapted Spring who and what questions Adapted Beach who and what questions Click HERE to check out the entire BUNDLE. I hope this helps you use these books to improve your students vocabulary skills and ability to answer who and what questions.
Learn how to teach making predictions to help your students develop strong reading comprehension skills with these three favorite read alouds.
