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iBooks review and giveaways!

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As you know, I LOVE to use iBooks in my therapy sessions.  Here are a few reasons why:

  • Saves shelf space, no need to store actual hard cover books
  • More motivating for students
  • Many of the books comes with “read to me” options or a video presentation of the story which is different than me reading to my students.

One of my favorite iBook authors is Stan Resnicoff.  Below you will see two of his story books and he has generously provided me with a code of each to giveaway!!  These iBooks run through the iBooks app but you can find them in the app store! Keep reading!

I have previously reviewed  “Seven Ate Nine” by Stan Resnicoff.  You can check it out by clicking here!

It is such a great book and works on recalling details, vocabulary, and more.  The author was generous to provide me with a code to giveaway!!  Enter to win below:

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I was honored to review another one of their ibooks, Who'll Do The Moo?

This story is adorable!!  It is about a Hollywood producer that is looking for a “moo” sound for a show.  They host a try out and a variety of other animals show up instead!  Clearly, they cannot do the moo!  This story is great for working on:

  • sequencing
  • recalling details
  • cause and effect
  • predicting
  • working on animal vocabulary
  • rhyming
  • and so much more!

Just like the other iBook, you can read it like a book or watch it as a movie.

 

I have created a fun review worksheet to assess comprehension and recalling details.  I used Boardmaker to create it.  You can grab it here!

The author provided me with another code of this ibook to giveaway!!  Enter to win below:
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I love using iBooks in my therapy room.  How about you?!

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