Story
When we discover a person, place or thing, we seem to have an inclination to know what action is taking place as well. What does that person do most often? What happens in a particular place? What do we use a certain thing for? We cast about to understand what activity will take place when we encounter the item in question. And when we find the connection is consistently so, we link them together in our thinking and memories.
And so as we grow we begin to understand that Mom feeds us, a fireman puts out fires, and a doctor gives us medicine. We see that we eat at a table, we ride in a car, and we swim in a pool. We eat food, wear pants, and comb our hair with a comb. As we make these connections we learn the words to describe them. And we soon learn that a person, place, or thing might have many connections and that there might be many ways to describe them.
THINGS:
Cloth Baby Book
Cloth Baby Book - Pages: This baby book presents 6 common things on a large scale. On each page, a common thing pops up to be viewed and discussed.
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Cloth Baby Book - Pictures: This baby book presents 6 common things on a large scale that pop up. Each item is shown in three sizes.
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Cloth Baby Book - Talk: This baby book presents 6 common things on a large scale that pop up. Each item is shown phrases that are commonly used with the target word.
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Cloth Baby Book - Cut: This baby book presents 6 common things on a large scale that pop up. Each item can be cut out and used as a puppet, hanging object in a mobile, or table prop.
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Scenes
Object Function Scenes - Notebooks/Sentences: Objects are pictured in scenes. Images of each word in the sentences describe the scenes. The missing object is pictured to be circled within a row of 4 choices.
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