FREE Christmas
Interactive Book
Language Therapy
1 Interactive Book with
Mini Take-Home Booklet
Christmas Vocabulary Interactive Book
Interactive books are designed to allow students to match pictures to each page of the book
using velcro. These books are ideal for early childhood education because they provide fine motor
practice while addressing language skills. The books also have a very clear ending. Children can see if
they complete each page in the booklet, they are finished with the activity. A variety of language goals
(verbs, pronouns, functions, attributes, etc.) can be addressed with use of these interactive books.
One page will be your base at the back of the book. Do not cut the last page of the interactive
book as it is your base page. Cut all of the other pages in half. Hole punch the pages and place them
on the top of the left side of your base page. Use the 12 picture cards on page 9 as your interactive
pieces. Laminate all pages, and add velcro to all interactive parts of the book.
As you read each page of the book, ask your student to find the correct interactive piece and
attach it. Use the print-and-go mini booklets at the end of each interactive book as take-home practice
to promote carryover of the skills addressed during therapy.
Mini Book Folding Directions:
1.) Fold paper into 8 rectangles.
2.) Cut through central panels or cut as
shown in image.
3.) Fold paper horizontally.
4.) Push the left and right side of the paper
together until you’ve formed an “x.”
5.) Fold around any two sections to make the
origami book.
After trimming the sheet around the outer
dotted lines, the only cut made is along the
line shown in red to the right!
Christmas
Interactive Book wreath
Vocabulary
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candle candy cane
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sleigh North Pole
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gingerbread man Rudolph
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elf Mrs. Claus
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ornament bells
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stocking
Cut out pictures on this page.
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Christmas WH Questions
Related to Vocabulary
What do bells do?
What is a candy cane shaped like?
What is does a candy cane taste like?
What do we hang on the tree?
What ornament makes a ringing sound?
What do the reindeer pull?
What hangs by the fireplace and is shaped like
a sock?
Where does Santa live?
Where do people hang a wreath?
Where does Santa put small gifts or candy?
Where do we hang Christmas ornaments?
When does Santa deliver toys?
When do the elves make toys?
Who is Santa’s wife?
Who makes the toys in Santa’s workshop?
Who pulls Santa’s sleigh?
Who is the reindeer with the bright, red nose?
How does Santa get from house to house?
Why does candle wax melt? Picture storage page. Do not cut this page.
Why do we hang stockings?
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Christmas Vocabulary Mini Take-Home Book
Folding directions on page 2
candy cane wreath stocking elf
Christmas Words
sleigh gingerbread man North Pole By: __________________
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