Reading List for Teletherapy

As always, a new month (and year) means I go looking for new stimuli for expressive and receptive language, sources of specific vocabulary, and all-around useful tools for therapy. Books provide so many opportunities for learners of all skill levels, whether they are working on identifying familiar concepts or retelling whole stories. Here are a few of the books I’m looking forward to this month!

If Picasso Painted a Snowman 

By Amy Newbold & Greg Newbold

https://www.getepic.com/app/read/58496

Highlights: Great for learners who are interested in art at any level! 

Snow

By Anne Herriges

https://www.getepic.com/app/read/51255

Highlight: A great non-fiction book all about snow! 

A Warm Winter Tail

By Carrie A. Pearson, Illustrated by Cristina Wald 

https://www.getepic.com/app/read/42635

Highlight: This is also a rhyming book! So even if the specific concepts may not be accessible to your learner, this will also be great for learners who are working on their phonological awareness!

I hope your friends enjoy reading these as much as I did!

Kaleigh

Please note this is not an endorsement for the makers of any paid products and we were not sponsored or otherwise incentivized to include those products. They are simply materials I enjoy using and am looking forward to using the rest of the month!