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Action!

This Interactive Reading Book, by Joan Green, is designed to be used on many levels.  Utilizing the power of visual strategies, beginning readers learn to associate pictures with words. Students move original, Velcro-backed drawings to match, identify, label, sequence and create sentences while learning to read! INTERACTIVE READING BOOKS are fun and rewarding for children with and without special needs. Age 1+.

This Interactive Reading Book teaches action verbs and pronouns while posing and then answering who, what and where questions. (ex: Where can she swim? Answer: She can swim in the pool.) Ask additional questions to expand the concept being presented. (ex: In the sentence "I can hide in the tunnel", ask the child to tell you some other places you might hide. In the sentence, "He can throw the bean bags.", ask the child, "What else can you throw?" etc.)


Use this book with your students for identifying, matching, labeling, sequencing, creating sentences and learning to read.

Appropriate for:

• Preschool
• Kindergarten
• Special Education
• Speech Therapists
• Educational Therapists
• English as a Second Language
• Resource Specialists
• Parents
• Inclusion Specialists