The Runaway Bunny
Title: The Runaway Bunny
Author: Margaret Wise Brown
Illustrator: Clement Hurd
Age: preschool, early elementary, elementary
Description: A little bunny decides that he wants to run away from his mother. However, she won’t allow it, and finds a way to always follow him wherever his imagination takes him.
Goals/Concepts:
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It’s Funny Where Ben’s Train Takes Him
Author: Robert Burleigh
Illustrator: Joanna Yardley
Age: preschool, elementary school
Description: Ben sets up an elaborate train excursion in his room that takes him up, around, through, and under trees, farmhouses, tunnels and towns. It all starts with a drawing…
Goals/Concepts: Motor planning
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Biscuit’s Valentine’s Day
Title: Biscuit’s Valentine’s Day
Author: Book: Alyssa Satin Capucilli , eBook: Zuuka, Inc
Description: It’s Valentine’s Day and Biscuit and his friend spread the love…
Goals/ objectives:
“w” and “f” sounds animal sounds early sequencing turn-taking in conversation OT goal: figure-ground perception OT goal: craft project to go along “wondering” vs “knowing”
Why I [...]
The Snowy Day
Title: The Snowy Day
Author: Ezra Jack Keats
Description: A classic winter tale of a young boy’s adventures in the snow.
Goals/objectives:
• Early 2-word combinations
• Simple sequencing
• Early inferencing
• “s”-blends
• “wh” questions
Why I like this story: This adorable tale lends itself [...]
Snow Friends
Author: M. Christina Butler and Tina Macnaughton
Description: A little bear wakes from his winter nap and has no one to enjoy the snow with. He decides to build a snowman to play with and meets some friends along the way.
Goals/ objectives:
Narrative/Retelling
Early inferencing and predicting
Why questions
animal/winter [...]
Red Sled
Title: Red Sled
Author: Lita Judge
Description: A little girl leaves her sled outside at night, and realizes that she is sharing it with many forest animals!
Goals/ objectives:
Early narrative (simple sequence story) Perspective taking Early prediction Emotion/Facial Expression Vocabulary (forest animals: moose, raccoons, opossum, porcupine, etc.) Social Pragmatics Speech Production
Why [...]
Don’t Wake up the Bear
Title: Don’t Wake up the Bear
Author: Majorie Dennis Murray
Description: A sleeping bear becomes a warm, comfy place for many animals to keep warm in the cold. But this becomes a problem when a mouse with a cold wakes up the bear.
Goals/ objectives:
negation and contractions (“don’t”) sequencing/ Retelling early prediction [...]
Santa’s Stuck
Title: Santa’s Stuck
Author: Rhonda Gowler Greene
Description: Santa eats a few too many sweets and gets stuck in the chimney. His only hope of escaping is the team effort of his reindeer, and the pets of the house.
Goals/concepts:
Phonological Awareness (rhyming) Speech Production (s-blends, /l/, /s/) Early Narrative Why Questions Early Prediction Reading [...]
I’m a Turkey
Title: I’m a Turkey
Author: Jim Arnosky
Description: The life of a turkey from his own perspective.
Goals/concepts:
-phonological awareness skills (rhyming)
-why questions (i.e. ups and downs of being a turkey, why must they be careful, etc.)
-Discussion around body language (i.e. discuss how they communicate “without words”)
-perspective [...]
Carl’s Birthday
Title: Carl’s Birthday
Author: Alexandra Day
Description: A mother tries to surprise Carl her dog with a surprise party. However, Carl and Madeline ,the little girl, find out on their adventure through the house.
Goals/concepts:
Narrative / Retelling (Wordless book) Speech production /k/ (Carl, cake, coat, collar) Why questions Perspective taking Verbs
Why I like this [...]
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Aubrey Klingensmith over at Speechie Apps, reviewed our Bag Game app! You can read it, here. While you are there, be sure to check out her other great reviews!!
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