Throwback Thursday: Support for Reading & AAC
Looking for suggestions on how to beef up supports for AAC and reading? Check out these past posts on the subject.
- Reading and Talking with AAC
As They Grow: Books for Beginning Readers of Any Age - Making Shared Book Reading Awesome for AAC Users Who Don’t Like Books
- Alphabet Books & AAC Implementation
- AAC, Literacy, & Squishy Books
- Asking Good Questions During Interactive Book Reading with AAC Learners
- AAC & Book Creator
- Loving Literacy-Let’s Read and Write Storybooks
- Growing AAC Professionals: AAC-friendly Books
- 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
- PrAACtically Reading: Books Featuring Children & Youth with Disabilities (Updated)
Do you have a favorite post about AAC and reading? Feel free to let us know.
Filed under: PrAACtical Thinking
This post was written by Carole Zangari