What Does She Need?
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What Does She Need?
This is a digital download. You receive an instant email with PDF’s in a Zip file. No physical materials are mailed.
The ability to express wants and needs is as basic as communication gets. Help your early communicators practice the core word, need, in a fun and engaging activity. Kids with more advanced language skills can use their problem-solving skills to determine what object the girls need.
Children with developmental delays, apraxia, autism, Down syndrome, and individuals using augmentative devices would benefit from these simplified illustrations and vocabulary.
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This download contains:
One 6-page printable book in color and black & white
Directions for assembly.
These books can be used to target:
Early communication skills: joint attention, pointing, making choices
Building vocabulary by identifying or labeling single words
Practice the pronoun "she"
Practice third-person singular morpheme -s
Expanding from words to phrases (ex. cup to "Need cup")
Answering simple “wh” questions (What, Where, Who)
Practice core words on AAC devices.
Building literacy skills
Core Vocabulary: she, needs
Fringe Vocabulary: tissue, cup, towel, toothbrush, bread
The books can be printed in color for repeated use or black and white to share with families.
They are designed to be used as a simple early book that can easily be shared with families (black line copies) or constructed as an interactive for repeated use and high engagement (laminated pieces with Velcro).