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All of our Speech Students are working on building vocabulary, synonyms, antonyms, sequencing, main idea and answering in complete sentences using correct grammar and punctuation.
We read the following books this year. Each student has a list of vocabulary, questions and story maps for each story.
Turkey Goes to School by Wendi Silvano
Pumpkin Jack (Grades 3-5)
Big Pumpkin (Grades K-2)
Bone Soup (Grades 3-5)
How to Catch a Unicorn (Grades K-2)
21 Steps (Grades 3-5)
How to Catch a Turkey (Grades K-1)
A Plump and Perky Turkey (Grades 2-5)
The Snowy Nap (Grades K-2)
Moostletoe (Grades 3-5)
Bear Stays Up for Christmas (Grades K-2)
Olive the Other Reindeer (Grades 3-5)
The Mitten (Grades K-2)
The Snowglobe Family (Grades 3-5)
Bear Can't Sleep (Grades K-2)
How to Catch a Dragon (Grades K-1)
Goldy Luck and the Three Pandas (Grades 2-5)
Crankenstein Velentine (Grades K-1)
Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Grades 2-5)
The Missing Mitten Mystery (Grades K-1)
Miss Nelson is Missing (Grades 2-5)
The Night Before St. Patrick's Day (Grades K-1)
Fiona's Luck (Grades 3-5)
How to Catch the Easter Bunny (K-1)
Turkey's Eggcelent Easter (Grades 2-5)
Bear Snores On (Grades K-2)
Tops and Bottoms (Grades 3-5)
Click Clack Peep (Grades K-1)
Chicks and Salsa (Grades 2-5)
Caps for Sale (Grades K-1)
Miss Nelson is Back (Grades 2-5)
Sheila Rae the Brave (Grades K-2)
Miss Nelson has a Field Day (Grades 3-5)
You can re-read any of our stories with your children they are available at the library of on youtube. You can talk to your child about the characters, make predictions based on the pictures, the problem and the solution. You can ask you child to sequence the event of the story. these basic elements will help with your child's understanding of the story. Ask your child basic questions about the story including who the story is about, what's the problem, where and when the story takes place and the reason for the problem and the solution.