Throwback Thursday: Books & Reading, AAC Style
Interested in learning more about supporting reading by individuals with AAC needs? Looking for resources that you can plug into your therapy session, classroom activities, or routines at home? Here are some past posts that may be of interest.
- Making Shared Book Reading Awesome for AAC Users Who Don’t Like Books
- Alphabet Books & AAC Implementation
- AAC, Literacy, & Squishy Books
- Loving Literacy-Let’s Read and Write Storybooks
- 5 Ways to Use Books to Build Interaction with AAC Learners
- Adapting Books with Visual Scenes
- AAC-friendly Accessible Books
- Make It PrAACtical: Display Stand for Visual Supports or Books
- 5 Books Featuring Children Who Use AAC
- Reading with AAC Across the Stages of Language Development
- Using Adapted Books with AAC Learners: 3 Important Questions to Ask
- Reading with AAC at the Beenleigh School
- As They Grow: Books for Beginning Readers of Any Age
Do you have a favorite post about AAC and reading? Feel free to let us know.
Filed under: Featured Posts, PrAACtical Thinking
This post was written by Carole Zangari