Spot’s Peekaboo: A lift-the-flap book
This book is best for:
- action verbs
- prepositions / location concepts
- simple prediction
- who questions
Review
Who’s in the woods going for a walk? Look closely through the trees and have a guess… It’s Spot! Who’s in the garden watering the flowers? Peep through the window then turn the flap… It’s Tom the crocodile!
Spot’s Peekaboo is an engaging and fun lift-the-flap book for little ones. Use it to work on developing your child’s understanding of ‘who’ questions, as well as prepositions. The flaps are thick, sturdy and have little peep-holes which show parts of the animal hiding behind it. These peep-holes allow children to make simple predictions about who might be hiding on the other side. The illustrations show the animals taking part in some simple activities making it perfect for teaching action verbs.
For further speech and language targets in Spot’s Peekaboo: A lift-the-flap book, see the list below.
Book Details
Narrative Structure: Descriptive Sequence
Story Plot: Repetitive Tale
Themes:
- animals
- places - woods, garden, veggie patch, park
Speech and Language Targets
Speech Sounds:
- /h/ - who
Grammar:
- copula (is)
- plurals
- prepositions
- present progresstive tense
- action verbs
Semantics:
- labelling
- predicting
Questions:
- who
Concepts:
- location (behind, next to, between, middle)
Narrative:
- character description
Book Info
Published by Penguin Books Ltd in 2015 (ISBN: 9780723295914)