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Declarative Language
This book will guide you in inspiring and enhancing communication. The ultimate goal is to have the child think for themselves and not always be told what to do (i.e., specific questions, specific commands, etc.). These strategies will change the way you talk with your child in therapy, in the classroom, and at home!…
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Pete the Cat and His four Groovy Buttons
Pete the Cat and His four Groovy Buttons is a wonderful book to enhance repetition, vocabulary enrichment, identifying how Pete will feel, counting, and color naming. Anticipation before turning the page is a HUGE part about this book, which enhances a child’s interest! (Example: “I WONDER if he will be SAD?” or “LET’S SEE…
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Little Blue Truck’s Halloween
Little Blue Truck’s Halloween enhances naming, problem-solving, sequencing, and anticipation by lifting the flap to determine the name of the animal. This is an engaging book about Halloween with a wonderful ending! Use repetition while the child lifts the flap to identify the animal ( WONDER who it will be?). This will surely be a…
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Pete the Cat Rocking in My School Shoes
Pete the Cat Rocking in My School Shoes enhances naming, describing, and repetition. BONUS: This book also comes with a free song to keep the language and speech rocking!! Use open-ended phrases throughout the book (Wonder where he will go next? etc.) Keep sparking possibilities. …Most importantly, HAVE FUN! Pete the Cat never disappoints! …
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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
If You Give A Mouse A Cookie is a wonderful way to sequence, name, describe, and anticipate a Mouse’s day. This book might be requested to be read over and over again. (Examples: “Wonder what the mouse will want AFTER the cookie?” “This mouse LOVES to write letters”? etc.). Describe what the mouse is…
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If You Give a Cat a Cupcake
If You Give A Cat A Cupcake develops a sequence of steps with cause and effect (sprinkles on the cupcake, and then sprinkles on the floor, etc). A delightful way to enhance learning with food, clothing, and naming pictures/events. The attention to detail in this book is rich and at the level of what children…
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If You Give a Pig a Party
If You Give A Pig A Party develops awareness of the steps and ways to prepare for a party. A wonderful way to name and sequence events in a way that is meaningful to a child. (Examples to say: “Wonder HOW the Pig feels?” “Look at her BEAUTIFUL dress.”) Practice singing “Happy Birthday” at…
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The Foot Book
The Foot Book is a way to enhance opposites with captivating ways to use feet! Pause between opposites and encourage participation with the pictures. The vocabulary and rhyming are a must with this Dr. Seuss book! (Examples to say: “Look at those FAST feet!”, “These are UP in the Air Feet?”). This is a…
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Little Blue Truck
Little Blue Truck is a wonderful way to name animals and the sounds that they make. Anticipating what animal will be picked up next is a great way to enhance problem-solving and recall. (Examples such as: “I WONDER where the little blue truck will go next?” “Let’s look at the animals that we have seen.”).…
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If You Give a Pig a Pancake
If You Give A Pig A Pancake will be an interesting way to predict cause and effect as well as problem-solving when situations happen (Examples to say: Looks like syrup makes you sticky. “Wonder what Pig will do next?) SO many naming possibilities and descriptions throughout this book! This is a silly pig that has…