"The Pirate Who Couldn't Say Arrr!"
All pirates say “ARRR!” All of them, it seems… but one. Join the journey of how one pirate learned to say “arrr” as you travel with him on an adventure across the seas to roar this most famous of pirate expressions! Go to the "Video" tab to watch a short clip of the story being read!
The Pirate Who Couldn't Say Arrr was written by a Speech-Language Pathologist who was inspired by her students. For almost every student who said "wabbit" for "rabbit", they were able to answer the question, "what does a pirate say?" with a ferocious and nearly perfect "arrr!". Figuring there must be a magical connection between pirates and "arrr's" (r's), the author captured exactly what the mouth must do to make a perfect /r/ sound and wrote it into a story. The story is written as a limerick so that there is heavy repetition of rhyme and syllables to support the development of phonological awareness which lays the foundation for early reading skills. The book has become a favorite among children who love pirates, those who love to roar a ferocious "arrr" from time to time as well as for those children who struggle with speech difficulties.
The Pirate Who Couldn't Say Arrr was written by a Speech-Language Pathologist who was inspired by her students. For almost every student who said "wabbit" for "rabbit", they were able to answer the question, "what does a pirate say?" with a ferocious and nearly perfect "arrr!". Figuring there must be a magical connection between pirates and "arrr's" (r's), the author captured exactly what the mouth must do to make a perfect /r/ sound and wrote it into a story. The story is written as a limerick so that there is heavy repetition of rhyme and syllables to support the development of phonological awareness which lays the foundation for early reading skills. The book has become a favorite among children who love pirates, those who love to roar a ferocious "arrr" from time to time as well as for those children who struggle with speech difficulties.
Just for SLPs...![]() Practicing Pirates: Practical and Fun Activities for /r/ Therapy "Practicing Pirates" is a workbook full of pirate-theme therapy ideas that will help add some variety to your speech therapy "bag of tricks". It connects the book with the elementary curriculum and the Common Core Standards and is sure to become a treasure of fresh ideas to motivate kids on their quest for success! Contents: 1. General Pirate-Theme Acitivites 2. Curriculum Connection 3. Suggested Pirate-Theme Booklist 4. Research Supporting the use of Literature 5. Pirate "Arrr" (/r/) Words 6. Arrr Warm Up 7. Pirate Glyph 8. Pirate Poetry Race 9. Pirate Jokes 10. Pirate Manners 11. Pirate Fortune Teller 12. Marooned 13. Silly Pirate Sentences 14. Buried Treasure Game 15. Pirate's Code 16. Treasure Hunt Clues-Easy 17. Treasure Hunt-Challenge 18. Treasure Hunt-Take Home Version 19. When I Weigh Anchor 20. Pirate Conversations 21. Pirate Punch Cards 22. Blackbeard Says 23. Talk Like A Pirate Day-Color Poster $ 10.00 ![]() More Ordering Information"The Pirate Who Couldn't Say Arrr!" is also available through a variety of stores and online.
Paperback = $10.00 Tate Publishing http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=9781617777264 amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Pirate-Who-Couldnt-Say-Arrr/dp/1617777269/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1320631478&sr=1-1 barnesandnoble.com http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-pirate-who-couldnt-say-arrr-angie-neal/1103816298?ean=9781617777264&itm=1&usri=the%252bpirate%252bwho%252bcouldn27t%252bsay%252barrr Hardcover = $15.00 (only available by ordering directly from author... see above) eBook = $5.99 Tate Publishing http://www.tatepublishing.com/bookstore/book.php?w=9781617777264 |
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