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When Is It? Adapted Book

You by now are embarrassingly familiar with my newfound adapted book obsession (check out this post and this post if

When Is It? Adapted Book

You by now are embarrassingly familiar with my newfound adapted book obsession (check out this post and this post if

You by now are embarrassingly familiar with my newfound adapted book obsession (check out this post and this post if you aren’t). I guess not new but a revisited obsession. I have been using my Who Is It? and Where Do I Work? books all the time with my students with less language. It’s been going great. It is so hard to target question answering and making inferences with that group. So of course, I couldn’t help myself and whipped up a new one. For that super sneaky devilish ‘when’ question. Dang – is that one hard!

This book – When Is It? is a fun one because it is like a mini multiple choice question on each page!

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Here are the pages:

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and the picture options:

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Check out my video tutorial of this book:

and of course the product preview 🙂

Check it out on TpT and let me know what you think!
Sasha Long, M.A., BCBA
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5 Responses

  1. I have been using these books with my kiddos in the classroom. I have elementary level and a couple that are really low academically. My kids love the interaction with the book (the velcro) and my lower academic kids (non-readers) love that they have a book they can do too. Great job. Thank you so so much!!

  2. I’m so happy they have been useful to you Amy! They come in handy all the time in my room! Always needing something to keep those busy hands moving 🙂

  3. I was just wondering when you use these during the day? At a particular center? I really love them! I have purchased all of them!! 🙂

  4. Aww – thanks for all your purchases! I use these at morning group a lot! Also in any structured group time and in our ‘reading groups’ – for the students who don’t really read. These are also great to have on hand when you have extra time and need something to do. A few years back we had a station the students did these at too!

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