
Farm Adapted Books And Activities For Special Education And Early Learners
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Build early language and literacy skills with this fun, hands-on farm adapted book and activities set. This engaging farm-themed literacy resource was created for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten, special education, autism classrooms, and speech therapy groups. This interactive set helps students practice farm animal identification, animal sounds, movement imitation, making inferences, and early comprehension skills through adapted books and high-interest follow-up activities.
This printable set includes 2 adapted books, vocabulary cards, farm animal movement cards, animal sounds imitation cards, farm animal shadow matching task cards, and 6 worksheets for extra practice. It is a great fit for small groups, literacy centers, workstations, and therapy sessions, especially for students who benefit from visual supports, repetition, movement, and hands-on learning.
What's Included:
2 Adapted Books
"Munch Crunch Apples For Lunch"
"Who Says Moo"
1 Set of Vocabulary Cards
1 Set of Farm Animal Movement/Gross Motor/Motor Planning/Imitation Cards
1 Set of Animal Sounds Imitation Cards
1 Set of Match The Farm Animal To It's Shadow Task Cards
6 Worksheets
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With this set students work on identifying farm animals, imitating their sounds and movements, making inferences and more!
The first adapted book, "Munch Crunch Apples For Lunch!" is a riddle book that focuses on making inferences and identifying farm animals. You can see a sample of the text here:
"Munch! Crunch! Apples for lunch!
Who's going to eat them?
We have a hunch!
(Clue)
"He stands and he stomps and he moos a whole bunch! (Students guess/Turn page)
It's our good friend cow--and he's ready for lunch!"
Munch! Crunch! Apples for lunch!
Who's going to eat them?
We have a hunch!
(Clue)
"He trots and he gallops and neighs a whole bunch! (Students guess/Turn page)
It's our good friend Horse and he's ready for lunch! "
(You get the idea!)
The second book "Who Says Moo?" is a fun adapted book that focuses identifying farm animals and their sounds. It's a cumulative story and it's very repetitive so students get lots of practice! You can see the sample text below:
"Who Says Moo?" Horse says moo.
Horse says moo? Is that true? (Turn page)
No. Horse says neigh--neigh all day.
Who Says Moo?
Who Says Moo? Pig says moo.
Pig says moo? Is that true?
No. Pig says oink.
Pig says oink.
Horse says neigh--neigh all day.
Who Says Moo?
Who Says Moo? Goat says moo.
Goat says moo? Is that true? (Turn Page)
No Goat says maah.
Goat says maah.
Pig says oink.
Horse says neigh--neigh all day!
Who says moo?
(You get the idea!)
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