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Giraffe and Pig Making A New Friend: A book with /ch/ and soft /g/ phonemes in the initial, medial and final position of words - Softcover

Watson, R E

 
9798822981027: Giraffe and Pig Making A New Friend: A book with /ch/ and soft /g/ phonemes in the initial, medial and final position of words

Synopsis

When Pippin the Pig realizes she misses her friends from the farm, a helping hand comes in the unexpected form of Gene the Giraffe! Join Pippin and Gene for a unique adventure that teaches friendship and speech therapy tips.

Pippin the Pig used to live on a big farm with lots of other animals, but one day she fell off the truck, and now she's alone! Despite having a big mud pile all to herself, she misses her friends and family.

Gene the Giraffe used to live at the zoo. And today, he comes across a crying Pippin!

Eager to help, Gene introduces himself, and Pippin is excited to meet a new friend.

Realizing they're both hungry, Pippin and Gene decide to find themselves a snack. Soon enough, the two become fast friends and go on a whole day's worth of new adventures together!

Giraffe and Pig Making A New Friend features bright illustrations and a carefully created narrative that encourages young readers to sound out words, learn new vocabulary, and practice hard sounds, like /ch/ and soft /g/.

Perfect for speech therapists, counselors, teachers, parents, and guardians, Giraffe and Pig Making A New Friend promotes early learning with helpful ways to sound out words and read while teaching fun life lessons like making new friends and trying something new.

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About the Author

RYAN ELIZABETH WATSON, M.S. CCC-SLP, is a speech-language therapist and former educator based in Wellington, FL, where she lives with her husband, three sons, two dogs, one cat and a turtle. With a background in Exceptional Student Education, she transitioned from teaching to being a stay-at-home mom before pursuing her passion for speech therapy by opening her own business called Bee Speechie.Inspired by her love of books and articulation therapy, she creates engaging, educational stories that target specific phonemes while building vocabulary. Her books blend fun and learning, making them valuable tools for speech therapy and the classroom.

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