Jeffrey Gantz,, 5 June 2022 At the same time, the vocabulary isn’t trite, and there aren’t too many proper names.
Peter Debruge, Variety, The movement vocabulary is by now familiar there’s a sense of community, of choir, hands raised in surrender one moment, fists clenched the next. Looking for more book ideas? Check out the SLP Now Membership! You can search for books that include targets for all of your students’ goals.Recent Examples on the Web Wordle Bot was impressed with my vocabulary here, but informed me that this, too, was not a potential answer.Įrik Kain, Forbes, 13 June 2022 For Stanislawczyk, her new identity is complete with its own vocabulary.įrances Stead Sellers, Anchorage Daily News, 7 June 2022 When confronted with such wealth, the word no is not in their vocabulary. Here’s a quick overview of all the books we listed: The King Who Rained – This is a story about a girl who tries to understand her father’s use of multiple meaning words. Multiple Meaning Wordsĭear Deer – This story about Aunt Ant who just moved to the zoo is filled with homophones.Ī Chocolate Moose for Dinner – This is a story about a girl who tries to understand her mother’s use of multiple meaning words. Reach for the Stars – This story is filled with idioms related to perseverance and success.Ĭrazy Like a Fox – This story is filled with similes about Rufus the fox. Figurative Languageīutterflies in My Stomach – This story about a boy’s first day at school is filled with idioms. Students have the opportunity to compare/contrast the fish and other ocean scenery. The Rainbow Fish – This is a story about a beautiful fish who learns to share his beauty with his friends. Students can compare/contrast the mouse, the strawberry, and the bear, as well as the mouse’s different hiding strategies. He attempts to hide the strawberry from the bear. The Little Mouse, the Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Big Hungry Bear – This is a story about a mouse who tries to pick a strawberry without being discovered by the hungry bear. The main characters (an elephant and a mouse) can also be compared/contrasted.
The story is filled with pictures and descriptions of furniture and desserts that students can easily compare and contrast. Elliot is so small, and everything around him is so big. Little Elliot, Big City – This story about Elliot the elephant is filled with contrasts. This provides a great opportunity to practice categorizing clothes! Compare and Contrast This provides a great opportunity to practice categorizing animals and fruits!įroggy Gets Dressed – This is a story about a frog who gets dressed. We’re Going on a Picnic – This is a story about four animals who go on a picnic. This provides a great opportunity to practice categorizing animals! Pass It On – This is a story about a cow who gets stuck in a fence, and the message gets passed on to different animals. A great opportunity for repeated practice of the concepts BIG and LITTLE. Little Elliot, Big City – This is a story about a little elephant in a big city. A great opportunity for repeated practice of the concept ON. His animal friends eventually join in on the fun.
A great opportunity for repeated practice of the concept IN.ĭuck on a Bike – This is a story about a duck who decides to ride his bike. Woodland animals discover the mitten and crawl in. The Mitten – This is a story about a boy who loses his mitten.
#Vocab book series
If you work with older students, then stay tuned for a series of blog posts that highlight engaging texts that can be used to target more complex syntax goals! (I know I am always on the hunt for amazing books to use in therapy!) I love sharing tips and tricks to help SLPs implement literacy-based therapy, but it’s not always easy to find the perfect book for your mixed group! This series of blog posts will help you find fun, engaging books that also make it easy to target your students’ goals.
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