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Posted by GACgirl on 10/14/2007, 7:32 pm, in reply to "Books for artic/syntax" One of the activities they have is a blank picture from the main story, that they've turned into a game board (i.e., a big picture in the shape of a bear, with small squares in it, for Brown Bear, Brown Bear). The main vocab. from each book is broken down into phoneme lists which you can then write into the blank spaces. For preschoolers, I used Boardmaker pictures, rather than words, since these kiddos can't read. For example, I made a /k, g/ Brown Bear board game that included the pictures: cat, goldfish, looking, duck, dog, black, etc. You'll have to make the Boardmaker pix really small or blow up the bear game board on a larger piece of paper, because the squares can be really small. Here's a description of the book from the Presented in general order of increasing difficulty, the articulation and language activities allow specialists and teachers to target specific goals while integrating listening, thinking, speaking and reading skills. For each of the 40 stories, the following reproducible materials are provided: * Articulation activities Artic & Lit may be used with children in preschool through grade three as well as with non-English speakers and children at risk for learning and language. As a tool for collaboration, these materials are excellent for speech and language specialists, special and regular education teachers, Chapter I teachers, teachers of the hearing impaired and other professionals. Plus, what a creative way to encourage parent participation! Age: 4 to 9
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ECL Publications has a book called 'Artic & Lit' that you might be interested in.
I don't have this book anymore b/c it's at my old job, so I can't remember what other types of games are in it, but I hope it helps.
www.eclpublications.com website:
This comprehensive resource uses children's favorite books as the context for development and practice of articulation and language skills. Forty popular children's stories have been analyzed for developmentally appropriate phonemes, language structures and concepts.
* Lists of story-related words organized by target phoneme
* Gameboard and cards for target word practice
* Story-related language activities
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