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10 Books That Promote Language Development
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
The repetitive nature of this book is great for introducing and reinforcing carrier phrases like "I see a _____". Using carrier phrases is a great way to increase the length of your child's sentences as well as teach them new sentence forms!
2. Goodnight Gorilla
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
This book has minimal text which makes it an excellent choice for creating a conversation with your child while reading!
3. Blue Hat, Green Hat
1. Brown Bear, Brown Bear
4. Don't Push the Button
This book is simple and repetitive and will give your child tons of opportunities to expand their expressive language! It also gives your child many opportunities to say "oops" which will likely get even the most reluctant talker to chime in!
4. Don't Push the Button
4. Don't Push the Button
4. Don't Push the Button
This is another great story to get reluctant readers and talkers engaged while having fun! Each time your child pushes the red button, the monster changes colors giving your child opportunities to describe the monster.
5. If You See a Kitten
4. Don't Push the Button
5. If You See a Kitten
This book gives your child tons of opportunities to say fun words such as "Ahhh!" "Peee-ew" and "Yuck"!
6. Mr. Brown Can Moo
4. Don't Push the Button
5. If You See a Kitten
Moo moo! Hoo hoo! Cock-a-doodle-doo! This book is all about sounds and being silly, perfect to get your child engaged and practicing their sounds!
7. Little Blue Truck
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
This story is filled with truck sounds and animals noises and features a pack of farm animal friends. As a bonus, this fun rhyming book has a clear message on the importance of being polite and kind to others.
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
This fun and repetitive story encourages children to join in! The simple and repetitive nature of this book is also perfect for working on your child's sequencing and story retelling skills. This story is also full of descriptive words to help increase your child's vocabulary.
9. From Head to Toe
8. We're Going on a Bear Hunt
10. Max's First Word
This brightly illustrated book features a different animal on each page, and each animal tells us about an action that he can do. This is great for teaching your child verbs, imitating, and practicing following directions.
10. Max's First Word
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10. Max's First Word
Max's older sister Ruby is trying to teach Max his first word but he doesn't respond how she expects him to! This fun and silly book will expose your child to tons of new vocabulary!