Snowmen at Night: Reading Comprehension Class

This class is specifically designed to incorporate listening skills and preschool concepts with the delightfully fun book, “Snowmen at Night” by Caralyn Boehner.  Students will listen to the teacher read the story and follow the specific auditory directions given throughout.  Students who are already readers are welcome to read aloud!  They will engage as they are asked to repeat phrases, answer comprehension questions, and follow directions to complete a picture of a snowman.

It is important for children to be able to follow instructions, not only to keep them safe, but so that they can function effectively across different environments (home, school, the grocery store, etc.).  Being able to follow directions requires specific vocabulary development, attention to the task, and receptive/expressive language skills, all of which we will explore in this class.   Students will review preschool concepts and directional vocabulary in the context of this engaging story!

(NOTE:  Young children learn vocabulary, sequencing, and prediction skills through repetition of stories.  If you feel your child would benefit from hearing the story again, I would love to have them join me in additional sections of the class!)