Making Inferences Adapted Books Growing Bundle | Real Photos | SLP SPED Autism

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This Making Inferences Adapted Books Growing Bundle is a year-round collection of riddle-based adapted books that teach thematic vocabulary while targeting one of the highest-priority SLP IEP goals — making inferences using attribute, feature, and function clues. Every book features real photos for stronger real-world generalization.

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) targeting inferencing, attributes, feature/function, and Wh- Questions goals
Special Education teachers building seasonal and thematic units
Autism classrooms working on inferencing with real-world visuals
Occupational Therapists working on fine motor skills (Velcro manipulation)
ABA therapists running discrete trial feature/function/class programs
Early Childhood, Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade teachers
ELL/ESL teachers building descriptive vocabulary
Homeschool families with young learners

📚 What's Included:

A growing collection of real-photo adapted books built around the same inferencing riddle format
Hands-on, interactive matching pieces for every page
An extension activity in each book where students create their own themed riddles
If future books are added, you receive them at no extra cost — download once, get every new title

🎯 Skills Targeted:

Making inferences, attribute identification, feature/function/class, descriptive vocabulary, listening comprehension, Wh- Questions, riddle solving, thematic vocabulary (seasonal/topical), real-world object recognition, expressive language (creating own riddles), receptive language, and fine motor skills.

Sample Text (from "I See Fall"):

"I see. I see. What can it be?

It's something that has a trunk, and leaves that change colors during fall…"

(Students find the picture and turn the page to see the answer revealed.)

"It's a tree! That's right! A tree has a trunk, and leaves that change colors during fall."

How to Use:

In a small group, the teacher or therapist reads each riddle while students use the attribute and function clues to identify the correct object, then select the matching real photo. After the book is complete, students use the included extension activity to create their own themed riddles — turning the resource into both a receptive AND expressive language tool. Independent learners can work through the books at a literacy center or workstation.

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