1.2.4. Bookreading scripts
We created four teaching scripts to accompany each book.These scripts highlighted each word as
it appeared in the course of the story and reviewed each word after the reading.For example,one of
the Target words in the Fantastical theme was “emerge.” The text in the book read,“A little dragon
with smoke coming from his nose emerged from the egg.”Immediately after this sentence appeared
in the book,the accompanying script defined the word for the children:“The little dragon came out
of the egg;he emerged from it.See how Grog is emerging from the egg?”After the end of the book,
the script reviewed all of the words,using the pictures in the book and hand gestures (when possible)
as a guide:“And who is this?[point to picture in book]Yes,Grog,the little dragon who just emerged
from the egg.Can you use your hands and help me act out what he did?[cover one hand with other]
He emerged [poke one finger through as you say it]from the egg.”Although not all words supported
the use of gestures,Target words were defined and highlighted in this general fashion during each
book reading session.The exact text of the script varied slightly across the four days when that book
was read.Thus,while the book texts themselves contained exactly one mention of each Target and
Exposure word,children heard the Target words more over the course of the intervention due to the
attention paid to them in these accompanying scripts.
1.2.4. Bookreading scriptsWe created four teaching scripts to accompany each book.These scripts highlighted each word asit appeared in the course of the story and reviewed each word after the reading.For example,one ofthe Target words in the Fantastical theme was “emerge.” The text in the book read,“A little dragonwith smoke coming from his nose emerged from the egg.”Immediately after this sentence appearedin the book,the accompanying script defined the word for the children:“The little dragon came outof the egg;he emerged from it.See how Grog is emerging from the egg?”After the end of the book,the script reviewed all of the words,using the pictures in the book and hand gestures (when possible)as a guide:“And who is this?[point to picture in book]Yes,Grog,the little dragon who just emergedfrom the egg.Can you use your hands and help me act out what he did?[cover one hand with other]He emerged [poke one finger through as you say it]from the egg.”Although not all words supportedthe use of gestures,Target words were defined and highlighted in this general fashion during eachbook reading session.The exact text of the script varied slightly across the four days when that bookwas read.Thus,while the book texts themselves contained exactly one mention of each Target andExposure word,children heard the Target words more over the course of the intervention due to theattention paid to them in these accompanying scripts.
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