Autism and PDD: Opposites - 5 Book Set Ages: 6 - 18 Years
The stories are perfect for youngsters in early intervention including those with autism and developmental delays. Use the books in your circle time or for individual work.
The age-appropriate artwork is uncluttered. The stickers are stored in the book and keep their cling with a wipe of a damp cloth.
Each durable book targets one specific theme and nine opposite concepts.
- Buddy Bear's Clothes
Buddy Bear has a blue shirt.
The blue shirt is dirty.
Buddy Bear has a purple shirt.
The purple shirt is clean.
Additional opposites: same/different, tied/untied, on/off, old/new, plain/fancy, apart/together, narrow/wide, small/big
- Buddy Bear's Animals
Buddy Bear sees a bird.
The bird is up in a tree.
Buddy Bear sees a puppy.
The puppy is down on the ground.
Additional opposites: small/large, far away/near, tame/wild, under/over, behind/in front, long/short, in/out, morning/night
- Buddy Bear's Toys
Buddy Bear plays with his airplane.
The airplane is fast.
Buddy Bear plays with his sailboat.
The sailboat is slow.
Additional opposites: beginning/end, soft/hard, white/black, thin/fat, loud/quiet, wet/dry, curved/straight, messy/neat
- Buddy Bear's Food
Buddy Bear likes to eat.
He eats a lollipop.
The lollipop is sweet.
Buddy Bear eats a lemon.
The lemon is sour.
Additional opposites: smooth/lumpy, hot/cold, thick/thin, cooked/raw, chewy/crunch, empty/full, little/big, whole/half
- Buddy Bear and Bonnie Bear
Buddy Bear builds a tower.
His tower is short.
Bonnie Bear builds a tower.
Her tower is tall.
Additional opposites: boy/girl, front/back, closed/open, awake/asleep, top/bottom, hard/easy, straight/crooked, lot of/few
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