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Mail Carrier
[Oral Language] [Writing]
[Reading]
Oral Language
- This Intellipics What's in
the Mailbox
game helps children explore the vocabulary of things you might find
in the mail: letter, package, valentine, newspaper, birthday card,
advertisement, postcard. These are similar to the things found in
the book The Jolly Postman by Janet and Allan Ahlberg.

Writing
Reading
- Read the book The Jolly Postman by Janet and Allan
Ahlberg. Although
the
text is difficult for a preschooler, the book has an aspect of repetition
and the book is interactive. There are actual envelopes built into
the book with various mail items inserted that can be removed and
unfolded.
- This Jollytalk
Boardmaker for Windows file contains adapted text which is simpler
and contains a repeating phrase making the text more appropriate for
a preschool level. You can use removable two sided tape or a Post-It
brand glue stick to attach the adapted text into the book temporarily.
There are two formats, one with just the text and another with picture
symbol support under the text. The text is formatted to fit inside
the book covering the words but not the pictures. Included is also
a communication board for talking about the book.

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This page was last updated on February 2, 2004
Please send comments to Linda Bastiani (bastiani@umd5.umd.edu)
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