Lemonade Visual Recipe Adapted Book PreK-2 SPED ELL

Setting up a lemonade stand is a fun summer must have childhood experience or a great classroom business. The picture supported text uses very simple steps to make lemonade for a lemonade stand and also includes a visual recipe for making lemonade in a bag. From lemons, sugar, and water to measure, stir, and sip, students will have fun making their own bag of lemonade in no time.

Adapted books and visual recipes are an engaging way to grab the attention of even your most reluctant readers. Interactive adapted books are perfect for emergent readers, English language learners, and students with autism and other special education needs.

Adapted books are a great addition to your literacy centers, and guided, shared, or independent reading activities. Sight word practice and generalization of sight words to the sentence level is a key component of my interactive adapted books.

Students enjoy looking at the colorful graphics throughout the book, Each page includes picture supported text with one interactive sentence frame. Students select the picture from the picture bank to complete sentence frame on each page of the book.

Repetitive Sentence:

We can make lemonade.

Interactive Sentence Frame:

We need (ingredients/tools).

We (actions).

Picture Supported Vocabulary:

lemonade, stand, yummy, weather, warm, sunny, want, need, ingredients, sugar, water, ice cubes, lemons, tongs, open, take, draw, busy, tastes, selling, juice, stir, signs, outside

Sight Words:

We, the, are, is, will, to, a, can, make, get, and, use, in,

Visual Recipe

A picture supported recipe includes a section for ingredients, cooking tools and utensils, and lemonade specific tools needed. The recipe is written in a top down numbered single sentence sequence.

A second copy of the recipe is provided along with a numbered graphic organizer for students to add each step to the recipe as it is completed or remove each step, depending on the visual literacy structure needs of your students.

Action Vocabulary/Sequencing Cards: Picture sequence cards are included to use as the students are making the recipe, as a shared reading support as the adapted book is being read, or as a retell activity. Cards can be kept together as a verb-noun combination to support the text or cut apart for added differentiation.

Recipe Picture Vocabulary Cards:

Cards are provided with words/pictures for each ingredient, tool, and utensil found in the recipe. Cards can be used as a match to object activity, shopping list, vocabulary match with the recipe, or as a word wall reference tool.

Teacher Tips:

Suggestions for alternative ingredients and strategies for using this resource are provided.

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