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Literacy-Based Speech Language Therapy Activities

WH Question and Answer Stories for Speech Therapy

Title Description of Story

How Big is a Pig? Plot: Visit the farm of opposites in this
repetitive question and answer book to
Cerdota grandota answer the mystery question: Just how big
is a pig?

Why we like it: Simple repetitive story

structure good for targeting opposites,
describing, sizes, farm animals, and sounds
(great for phonological awareness

activities).

I Went Walking Plot: A little boy goes for a walk and greets
a series of animals on the way.
Salí de paseo Why we like it: Great for practicing first
person, past tense, animals, and simple
sentence structure.

Brown Bear, Brown Plot: Successive animals ‘pose’ questions
Bear, What Do You See? asking the reader to turn the page and see
which animal is next.

Oso pardo, oso pardo, Why we like it: Repetitive and rhythmic,
¿qué ves ahí? this book for early readers is great for
simple labeling, nouns, adjectives and
colors, along with targeting 2-4 word
combinations (I see...a horse/Yo veo...un
caballo).

Are You My Mother? Plot: A baby bird goes in search of his
mother who has gone to look for
¿Eres mi mamá? something for him to eat.
Why we like it: With simple words and
illustrations, this humorous book can be
used to target vocabulary, interrogatives,
and prediction making.

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