Aac adapted books

Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism

How to use Adapted Books in any classroom setting. Using adapted books in the classroom brings so many benefits to you and your students. Book discussions, comprehension practice, fluency… the list could go on and on. And adapted books aren’t just for the special needs classroom or your lower level readers. They’re for everyone. Your questions about adapted books answered in this blog post. Only at Mrs. D's Corner.

Ignite the spark of learning with adapted books! They are not just books, but engaging, interactive tools to teach various essential skills. From math and literacy to self-care skills, they transform traditional teaching methods. Dive into the captivating world of adapted books and revolutionize your teaching strategy.

To make an AAC Core Adapted Library for your school or clinic, start by acquiring multiple copies of books. I did that through scholastic book clubs. They have most books for under $5.

You might know I LOVE adapting books. And for good reason! Adding symbols and/or interactive pieces to books helps give students confidence and a purpose while reading. Recently, I adapted this book B is for Breathe using Widgit Online and it was so simple! I wanted to share the steps here with you, so you can adapt books of your own. And also, I'll share the symbols for this book as well. Using Widgit Online Software Widgit Online is very user friendly. It is similar to other word…

A FREE Adapted book to keep young learners focused and on task! Colors and color words to match dinosaur shoes. This reading skills adapted book is aligned with academic standards and a suggested IEP goal, too!

Adapted Books are a great resource to use in the classroom. Check out a few of the free ones available on my website to up your teaching game!

Get hooked on adapted books! Find out why they're a game-changer for learning. Check out these 10 compelling reasons to join the fun now!

Do you want to learn how to create adapted books for special education classrooms? This post provides a step by step list, with examples...

A library of printable adapted books and digital adapted books for teachers and parents to use with elementary-aged students. Adapted books are great for students with special needs.