Christmas books for Speech Therapy

Snowmen At Christmas by Caralyn Buehner. I love the Snowmen series. Why do I love it, what do I use it for in therapy?
-Vocabulary
-Rhyming
-Story Recall
-Figurative Language
-Writing prompt (this story lends itself to great imagination – what do you thing snowmen do while we sleep? So fun to see them come up with things. They love this!

Mooseltoe by Margie Palatini. You guys-precious!! Bless it, this story was written about me- thinking you got it all going on doing #allthethings and BAM- you forgot the tree, lol. Story of my life. Anyway. Why do I love using it in speech?
-CRAZY good vocabulary (especially good if you are working on suffixes)
-Problem solving/critical thinking
-Plot/Theme
-Creative Writing

Bear Stays Up For Christmas by Karma Wilson. I think I have all the sweet Bear books. Just so darn adorable! Why do I love using this book?
-Vocabulary
-Rhyme
-Sequencing
-Story Recall
-Adjectives

Bear’s First Christmas by Robert Kinerk. (Different Bear story). How do I use this in speech?
-Vocabulary (really, really great vocabulary) Lexile AD850!
-Inferencing
-Sequencing
-Figurative Language

The 12 Sleighs of Christmas by Sheri Duskey Rinker (same author of Goodnight, Goodnight Construction Site) I think boys will be over the moon for this one!
How am I using it in speech?
-Vocabulary
-Compare/Contrast
-Story Recall
-Plot
-Creative Writing

The Not Very Merry Pout Pout Fish – by Deborah Diesen
Another NEW book for 2017. If you are a Pout Pout Fish fan, you will adore this one also. Here is how I’m using it in speech:
-Vocabulary
-Social/Emotional situations
-WH questions
-Story Recall
-Inference
-Rhyme

I just added 2 more books! Mr. Willowby’s Christmas Tree and How Santa Got His Job! They are included in the download.

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❤️ Ashley Rossi