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Creating Incredible Games that Match Story Content

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 first person, past
tense, animals, simple sentence structure.

Jump, Frog, Jump! Plot: A traveling frog evades his prey
hopping from page to page.
Salta ranita, salta!
Why we like it: Repetitive, cumulative
story to use for articulation and
phonological processes (English: /r/
clusters, Spanish initial /rr/ and /s/.

Mortimer Plot: A little boy won’t go to sleep at night
and keeps his family up.
Mortimer - Español
Why we like it: A repetitive format that
kindergarten aged students will enjoy -
great book to get children chanting and
singing, could be used for a student with
fluency and/or phonological impairments.

No, Titus, No! Plot: A fox and other animals help a dog
understand his role on the farm.
No, Tito, no!
Why we like it: Helpful for teaching young
children their role at home, great for
working on labeling, describing actions,
and teaching pragmatics skills.

The Three Billy Goats Plot: A lovely version of the classic tale of
Gruff the three billy goats who have to evade a
troll to cross a bridge.
Los tres chivitos
Why we like it: Easily adapted to almost
any goal and easy comparison to other
stories.

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