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WHAT, IN, and IT Adapted Interactive Book "What's In Owl's Tree?" | AAC
This is a simple summertime or anytime core word adapted interactive book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. Students place household pictures on the pages in response to the sentences read aloud. Example: "What's in Owl's tree?" "It's a SOFA!" Colorful household pictures (10) include: Bathtub, lamp, bed, sofa, chair, TV, phone, fridge, plant and washer. YOU CAN ACCESS THIS ACTIVITY IN A DIGITAL DRAG AND DROP FORMAT USING EASEL.FEATURING:Full size 8.5 by 11
PreK - 1st
Reading, Vocabulary
"The Polar Bears Describe the North Pole" Interactive Book | Arctic
This is a winter themed interactive book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. It is designed to give students simple information about the Arctic and Arctic Circle: 1. Polar bears live at the North Pole. 2. The Arctic is home to many other Arctic land animals. 3. The North Pole is surrounded by the Arctic Ocean. 4. Trees and plants grow at the Arctic Circle. 5. The North Pole is home to many Arctic ocean animals. 6. Some people live at the Arctic. 7. The North
PreK - 1st
Earth Sciences, Reading, Vocabulary
"Snowman Shapes" Adapted Interactive Book | Core Word I
This is a simple core word shape themed adapted interactive winter book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. Students place a simple shape on the page that matches the snowman shape in response to the words read aloud. Example: "I see a square shaped snowman." Ten different winter kids stand next to the shapes for added interest. The included shapes (10) are: Square, triangle, heart, star, rectangle, circle, octagon, oval, moon and diamond. YOU CAN ACCESS THIS ACT
PreK - 1st
Reading, Vocabulary
"Polar Bear Lost His Underwear" Adapted Interactive Book
This is a winter themed adapted book you can use with your students in a printable or digital format. Polar Bear is searching for his lost underwear! Students place various patterned items of underwear on the page in response to the words read aloud. Example: Polar Bear found polka dot underwear. “This is not my underwear,” said Polar Bear. So, he left to look elsewhere. The Velcro underwear pieces (10) include: Bow, party hat, polka dot, donut, sunglasses, striped, star, chili peppe
PreK - 1st
Reading, Vocabulary
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