20 top Valentine’s books: for home and speech
Right now, it’s full of Valentine’s Day books and books with a love theme. At home, because my daughter is a young toddler, I am looking for books with repetition, rhyme, and an interactive element (i.e. opening flaps).
In speech, these books pair perfectly with themed worksheets, activities, or crafts. I enjoy reading a story at the beginning of the session and following through with activities while pulling in the concepts of the book during the rest of the time. In speech, I am looking for a variety of books. I need books that cover a variety of ages, abilities, and goals.
Three categories of books -
repetitive, short
Simple Sequences, simple story concepts
Full of Story Elements and opportunities for WH questions, ideal for story retell
Group 1- Short, Repetitive
Where’s Baby’s Valentine?
Hedgehugs
Duck and Goose: Goose Needs a Hug
Babies Love Valentines
Disney Baby I Love you This Much
Pop Up Peekaboo I Love You
Group 2- Simple Sequences, Basic Story Concepts
Happy Valentine’s Day, Curious George
Little Blue Truck’s Valentines
Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse
There was an old lady swallowed a rose
LOVE from The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Llama Llama I Love You
The Biggest Kiss
Group 3- Full of wh questions & Story Elements
The Day It Rained Hearts
Love Monster
Stick and Stone
A Crankenstein Valentine
Love, Splat
The Berenstain Bears Valentine Blessings
The Biggest Valentine Ever
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As always, let us know how you are using your themed books and materials! We would love to hear from you. @redrosespeechies on instagram. Happy Valentine’s Day!