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Circle time
- Provide the child with a method to:
- Say hello to each child in the group.
- Tell the group when it is "My turn."
- Make a choice about what they would like to do after circle time.
- Answer Yes/no or choice questions.
- Share a message about something they did at home.
- Talk about different weather conditions.
- Tell the day of the week and the date.
- Ask about the daily schedule or about peers. ("Is (John) here
today?")
- Request to sing a song.
- Respond, "I'm here."
- Tell about something they brought from home.
- Read the daily lunch/snack menu to the group.
Story
Time
- Provide a switch to operate a recorded tape of an adult reading the
"story of the day" as the class looks at the book.
- Provide a switch or a loop tape with single repetitive phrases.
- Make communication boards/overlays that are specific to the story
to provide an interactive reading experience.
- Use props to enhance the story.
- Students can pull props from a choice board to reinforce matching
or identification skills during readings and place in the book.
- Provide a method for the child to say:
- "Turn the page, please."
- "Read it again!"
- "I can't see."
- "I like that story. / I don't like that story."
- "Let's read ."
- "That's scary / funny / silly!"
- "Wait!"
- "Why did he do that?"
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