Product Description
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach winter vocabulary to your students with special needs? Look no further than these interactive Winter Adapted Books for special education and early childhood!
These 5 adapted books are designed to keep students with autism and special education needs engaged in reading. Each interactive book has a winter theme and focuses on different aspects of the season, such as winter clothes in different climates, winter sports, dressing for cold weather, making hot chocolate, and things we do in winter.
❤️ The winter adapted books for special education and early childhood help you address:
- answering questions,
- learning relevant seasonal vocabulary,
- matching pictures to pictures and words to pictures,
- helping students practice and demonstrate reading comprehension,
- and sequencing of events from a story.
❤️ One adapted book even focuses on verbs, while another includes verbs and nouns. Plus, the interactive books are a perfect combination of photo books and illustrated books.
Tips on Using the Adapted Books for Special Education or Early Childhood Classrooms
With the inclusion of matching both pictures and/or words, the books are easily adaptable to different ages and skill levels. Each book is written at approximately the 2nd grade level.
📗 For preschool and early childhood students, use the books during story time or morning meeting. Students can hold the pictures while you are read. When you get to the page with their picture, they can hold up their hands to put the picture on.
📗Older students interact with the adapted books for special education by matching pictures to pictures and/or words to words. They can demonstrate comprehension through choosing the right picture or word.
So if you’re looking for a fun and educational way to help your students learn about winter, then don’t hesitate to check out the Winter Adapted Books For Vocabulary in Special Education and Autism Classrooms!
✅Check out the print preview! and check out the video preview below!
WHAT’S INCLUDED
5 Adapted Books on Winter Topics
—Winter Clothes in Different Climates
This illustrated adapted book focuses on cold and warm climates during winter by talking about clothing of 2 children and comparing and contrasting the clothes they wear (e.g., Dustin wears a coat. Sarah wears a t-shirt.). At the end of the book, there is a choice board with visuals that the students can use to answer if they live in a warm or cold climate.
—Winter Sports
This illustrated interactive book focuses on the sports that take place primarily in winter indoors and outdoors.
—Dressing for Cold Weather
This illustrated adapted book concentrates on the clothes we wear when the weather is cold by helping Sam get dressed.
–Let’s Make Hot Chocolate
This illustrated book focuses on the process of making instant hot chocolate. It includes a mix of nouns and verbs and includes visuals to support a yes/no question at the end for whether the students like hot chocolate.
–Things We Do in Winter
This illustrated interactive book targets verbs and depicts common activities that people do in the winter (mostly in snow).
See the video preview for how it goes together
What teachers are saying…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Great visuals. Awesome for my low vocabulary students who also struggle with answering WH questions. Thank you!” –Tara C.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I love these! I like that they go a step beyond your traditional adapted books by having the written word pieces, too!” –Included in Sped
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “These books have been a super asset to my asking and answering questions. These have also aided in my students vocabulary.” –Melissa M.
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