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Adorable story about the search for bubbles. Puppy uses lots of sounds in his search. Charming illustrations compliment the adventure which is an excuse to get used to saying new sounds. Erica Graham uses her background as a speech therapist to introduce children to sounds that will lead to speech.
This book is about a dog and his dog family, so of course, I had to read it. This is an adorable children's story. More importantly, it's a book that can be used by anyone learning to read or working on a speech impediment. The repetition of the sounds being concentrated on and the interesting story make this book a great learning tool for children and even adults. I noticed the author has written other books focusing on other specific sounds. I applaud her for creating this speech development a
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When it comes to children, the sooner you get them interested and participating in something, the sooner they improve and enjoy it. Reading is definitely no exception to that rule. Talking Takes: Puppy’s Bubble is a fantastic, well-illustrated early reader. Author Erica Graham has provided parents with a great tool to help children develop and hone their reading skills. The choice of words is well chosen to provoke responses from young readers. Without being overwhelming to young readers, the il
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Adorable! That’s the word that comes to mind as you read Talking Tales: Puppy’s Bubble by Erica Graham. Because seriously, who doesn’t love puppies and bubbles? Graham lovingly blends together a bit of speech therapy with an easy to read story great for any toddler.
As a teacher, I found Graham’s approach interesting. For anyone that hasn’t had formal training in child care, Graham takes a moment at the beginning of her book to explain sound formation and word building. But don’t be fooled, Puppy ...more
As a teacher, I found Graham’s approach interesting. For anyone that hasn’t had formal training in child care, Graham takes a moment at the beginning of her book to explain sound formation and word building. But don’t be fooled, Puppy ...more
This is a cute short story. It is great for speech development. I wish I had this book when my daughter was smaller. She had cleft palate, so sounds and words were hard for her. This book is great for repetitive sounds and words. It would go along nicely with blowing bubbles activity after reading the book. I remember our speech therapist bringing bubbles along for treatments often, so this book would have been a great resource.
Jessica D. Adams, Author
Jessica D. Adams, Author
Absolutely loved this short book. Perfect for helping my daughter with speech issues. A cute story and just short enough to hold her attention...and mine ;)
Great for kids.
Apr 26, 2017
Angel
marked it as to-read
May 10, 2018
Prakash Sharma
marked it as to-read
