Spring Adapted Book: Where Is the Frog? | WH Questions Sequencing | Pre-K SPED

Build language, comprehension, and engagement with this Spring Adapted Book: Where Is the Frog? This fun and interactive resource targets spring/pond vocabulary, position words (prepositions), WH questions, matching skills, and story sequencing through simple, repetitive text.

Perfect for Pre-K, ECSE, SPED, Autism classrooms, and speech therapy, students actively participate by matching pieces to each page, answering comprehension questions, and helping search for the missing frog—making learning meaningful, hands-on, and engaging.

This adapted book also provides practice with the initial “fr” blend as students follow along with characters like Frankie and Freida, adding an extra layer of early literacy support while building language and comprehension skills.

This Interactive Adapted Book Includes:

Matching Pieces

Position Word Practice

Comprehension Pieces

Vocabulary Matching Activity

Story Sequencing Activity

Practice With The Initial Fr blend as all characters begin with Fr blend

In this interactive activity, a teacher or therapist reads the story, as 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 at an independent level can read and work through the book at a literacy center or independent work station. The book includes plenty of repetitive text and rhyme for beginning readers.

In this silly spring themed story, there is trouble near the pond. The frog has gone missing and none of our friends at the pond can seem to find it!

Sample Text:

"Where is the frog? Where did it go?

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

He walked around the pond, and said, "I'll look beside the log."

He found a fuzzy bunny but he didn't find the frog!"

"Where is the frog? Where did it go?

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

She walked around the pond and said, "I'll look above the log."

She found a darting dragonfly but didn't find the frog!"