Zoo Adapted Books for Making Inferences | Peek-a-Boo Who?

Zoo Adapted Books for Making Inferences | Peek-a-Boo Who? is a fun, hands-on zoo-themed literacy activity for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten, special education, autism classrooms, and speech therapy. These interactive adapted books help students practice making inferences, identifying zoo animals, and answering questions through rhyming riddles and active participation. The set also reinforces the core word WHO in a meaningful, engaging way.

This download includes two adapted books: Peek-a-Boo Who Zoo!? I and Peek-a-Boo Who Zoo!? II. On each page, students listen to a rhyming riddle, answer “Peek-a-Boo Who?”, and choose the correct animal piece to solve the clue. This resource is a great fit for small groups, literacy centers, independent work stations, and therapy sessions, especially for students who benefit from visual supports, repetition, and hands-on interaction.

This download includes two adapted books:

PEEK-A-BOO Who Zoo!? I

PEEK-A-BOO Who Zoo!? II

Sample Text:

Who has a horned snout? PEEK-A-BOO- WHO?

And thick, tough, gray skin too?

A rhino! That's who!

We see rhinos at the zoo!

Who has lots of spots? PEEK-A-BOO-WHO?

And is the fastest land animal too?

A cheetah! That's who!

We see cheetahs at the zoo!

(You get the idea!)

Students working at an independent level can read and work through the book at a literacy center or independent work station.