
He Thought It Was A Butterfly Adapted Book And Activities
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This Spring Adapted Book focuses on Spring themed vocabulary, making inferences and provides repetitive and predictable text for students who benefit from that.
This download includes:
1 Adapted Book: HE THOUGHT IT WAS A BUTTERFLY
1 Making Inferences/Solving Riddles Game
1 set of vocabulary cards (words and pictures)
3 worksheets to extend learning
With this activity the teacher or therapist will read the book to students as students follow along and match the correct picture to each page. Students can "read along" with the book by repeating the very predictable text.
Sample Text:
He thought it was a bird.
But it wasn't a bird.
He thought it was an apple.
But it wasn't an apple.
He thought it was a butterfly.
But it wasn't a butterfly.
He thought it was a bunny.
But it wasn't a bunny.
(You get the idea! See video for details. At the end of the book, students will find out what "it" really is.)
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