Apraxia Book Story Repetitive CV CVC CVCV CV1CV2 C1V1C2V2 Interactive Boom Cards
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Description
Engage your kids with Childhood Apraxia of Speech with these interactive books. The stories follow the familiar theme of the popular brown bear books and the old lady books, but the words have been specifically selected to target consonant vowel CV, CVC, CVCV, CV1CV2 and C1V1C2V2 word combinations and multisyllabic words to help your clients improve their intelligibility.
Familiar rhythm + rhyme.
Your students already know these stories! Repetitive and rhythmic books with simple word structures help build your child's ability and confidence to speak clearly.
Keep your clients engaged.
Whether you're using print or digital; keep little hands busy with movable pieces. Feed the old lady each word or match the picture to the interactive book.
Get high repetitions.
High repetitions are crucial for progress with Childhood Apraxia of Speech, but drill is BORING. The stories, smash dough mats, spot the picture pages, and Boom Card decks encourage lots of opportunities to practice CV, CVC, CVCV, CV1CV2, C1V1C2V2, and polysyllabic word targets in a fun way!
FEATURES
-7 Books
-Flash Cards targeting different consonant vowel structures
-Smash Dough Mats
-Spot the Picture Pages
-Feed the Old Lady Mouths
-Sentence Strip
-Boom Cards Decks
Jessica Solari (TPT Seller) says:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extremely Satisfied
❝ My students LOVE the Old Lady books, so I'm glad to have something interactive to go with them for my students who are working at the syllable level! Thanks!❞
Mei and You (TPT Seller) says:
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Extremely Satisfied
❝ Thank you for these resources! The books have been great for my apraxia kiddos and gives them lots of great stimulus words to practice! I like that the books are separated by CV target so it's easy to match my treatment materials to my kids' goals. The kids have enjoyed the cute pictures!❞
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