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Sounds Good To Me

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 book teaches the letters of the alphabet and how they sound at the beginning of words. (ex: The letter D sounds like duh-duh DUCK.) Students match, identify, and label the pictures, then put them on the appropriate square to match the letter with the same beginning sound. (ex: The picture of the "apple" will go next to the letter "A".) You can also ask the students questions that they can answer verbally or by pointing to the correct picture. (ex: What do you use when it rains? Answer: umbrella, 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