I have been using the Little Reader Brillkids program with Adeline for about 8 months now. This program has taught Adeline hundreds of words. Many of these she can say and all of them she can read by sight. I wanted to start creating phrases using some of the words she know and Adeline's speech therapist recommended to start with "I see", "I touch", "I hear". So this week I created an "I See" book.
Hi there! I am new to your blog. What a great idea with the books! I might have to borrow this idea for my little Ellie. http://ellietheurer.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteAnother great idea! As I have been trying to figure out a different way to get some short sentences out of Little Miss D. Modeling what I want her to say hasn't been working lately.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Thank you for sharing it at Sharing Saturday!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea with the books..awesome way to get Avery to use some sentences instead of one words...thanks for sharing...
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