Who Knows Whose Toes. Can you guess which animal has toes like those? Use clues to figure it out.

Read along using homonyms to guess which animal's toes are these. Read along with us as we give you clues and a little time to guess Who Knows Whose Toes? Do you know whose toes are those? How do their toes help the animals? Calm the brain and body as you learn. All of our video books are created with sensory needs in mind.

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Teachers, parents, and kids, I strive to make this channel a fun read-along learning experience. I created these videos with different styles of learning in mind. Each “page” of the story is created to be visually interesting for students who need visuals and read in a calm voice pattern to help students relax and enjoy every word as we read along together.
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1. Pause the video story at the beginning of the story (consider this the cover of a book).
Ask your children, “What do you think this story is about? Dig a little deeper by asking, “Why?”
2. Also ask, “What do you already know about __________________?”
3. "What would you like to learn about _________________?"
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00:00 Guess whose toes belong to 8 different animals.
01:02 feathered friends
01:53 reptiles
02:19 nearly human
03:42 Eight kinds of animal toes

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