The Three Little Pigs Shared Reading Language Literacy Activities Speech Therapy

You know how much you can do with a book. But who has time to make materials for every story you want to use? Incorporate shared reading strategies for language and literacy instruction into your group of speech therapy or special education students with the materials for The Three Little Pigs, covering

• vocabulary,
• sequencing,
• comprehension,
• retelling,
• grammar,
• reading &;
• writing &;
• working with words,
• and more.

This has been written for students with special needs, but is also appropriate for general education and differentiated learning.

Contains 140+ pages of language activities

1. • Discussion of shared reading and hierarchy of comprehension questions
2. • I Can posters for CCSS/ skills
3. • Communication Board for AAC Users
4. • Discussion & Prediction
5. • Comprehension Questions
6. • Vocabulary Interactive Activities
7. • Informational Texts to Read and Write
8. • Making Sentences & Sentences to Read and Write
9. • Comparing Adjectives
10. • Writing Sentences & Predictable Chart
11. Writing and an Opinion Writing template
12. • Sequence the Story
13. • Story Retelling & Interactive Activity
14. • Sensory Interactive Story Retelling
15. • Retelling with Pictures & My Words
16. • Describing Words
17. • Pig Craftivity
18. • Working with Words
19. • Counting Words and Sounds
20. • Blending Sounds
21. • Manipulating Sounds
22. • Word Families -ig, -ip, -in, -aw
23. • Rhymes (onset-rime)
24. • Initial Sounds: st, str, br
25. • Final Sounds: -ck and -aw
26. • Quiet - Noisy Sounds
27. • Long-Short Sounds
28. • Roll the Die; Read the Word
29. • Word Sorts ch/sh and br/st

There are 4 shared reading resources for common folk tales.

The first is The Little Red Hen

The second is Goldilocks and the Three Bears

The third is The 3 Billy Goats Gruff

You might also like more of my adapted primary literature, such as Language Fun with the Napping House and Language Fun with Bill and Pete

I also have more second, third and fourth grade books, and for Middle School there is King Midas, and Julie of the Wolves.