Spring Adapted Book: Where Is the Bee? | Prepositions WH Questions | Pre-K SPED

This Spring Adapted Book, Where Is the Bee?, is a fun, interactive spring literacy resource that helps students practice spring and garden vocabulary, matching skills, position words, WH questions, simple comprehension, and story sequencing.

This interactive adapted book is perfect for Pre-K, ECSE, SPED, Autism classrooms, speech therapy, literacy centers, and small groups. Students actively participate by matching picture pieces to each page, answering comprehension questions, and following along with the story as the garden friends search for the missing bee.

This Interactive Adapted Book Includes:

• Matching Pieces
• Position Word Practice
• Comprehension Pieces
• Vocabulary Matching Activity
• Story Sequencing Activity
• Practice with the initial B sound as all characters begin with B

How to Use:

In this interactive activity, the teacher or therapist reads the story while students follow along and match a picture piece to each page. At the end of the story, students answer basic comprehension questions by choosing the correct answer piece that goes with each page.

Students working more independently can read and work through the book in a literacy center or independent workstation. The repetitive text and rhyme also make this a great support for beginning readers.

Skills Targeted:

• spring and garden vocabulary
• matching skills
• position words
• WH questions
• simple comprehension
• story sequencing
• initial B sound practice
• early language and literacy skills

A Peek Inside the Story:

"Where is the bee? Where did it go?

Betty tried to find it, but she really didn't know!

She looked next to the basket and she said, "What's that I see?"

She found a chirping cricket but she didn't find the bee!"

"Where is the bee? Where did it go?

Buddy tried to find it, but he really didn't know!

He looked above the basket and he said, "What's that I see?"

He found a bouncing grasshopper but didn't find the bee!"

This playful story makes practicing position words, comprehension, and beginning sound awareness much more meaningful and engaging for young learners.

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