Enjoy (again!) No snow here in NC, and the temps on Monday will go down to a balmy 19 degrees.
I won't need to trudge off to school, though. #retired
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Happy Winter, Everyone! I hope this post finds all of my school SLP buddies well-rested, and searching for materials to start off the new year!
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I've made a new interactive book---Verbs of Winter. This is posted (by me) on Tarheel Reader, and downloaded to Google Drive, with some icons added to make it a bit interactive. This is a nice book for Verbs, Pronouns, Simple Sentences, and Literacy.
See for yourself and download for your class.
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The ending is a surprise, and will help to be a springboard for a discussion about seasons, bears, and hibernation.
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Click here to download the book.
Print, laminate, velcro if you wish.
If you want more winter materials, go HERE
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Hello! This is a wonderful resource. You should consider marketing this (or sharing it, if you're feeling generous) with foreign language teachers --and ELL teachers too. This is exactly the level at which a first year foreign language student can communicate; and I could see French, Spanish, etc.teachers really appreciating your thematic books. The teachers would have to translate the words, of course, but having everything otherwise already prepared is huge. ~A.Martin (French teacher who happened to see this when an SLP Facebook friend shared it.)
ReplyDeletehttp://chapelhillsnippets.blogspot.com/2015/01/verbs-of-winter-in-spanish-free.html same book in Spanish
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