Target sequencing, vocabulary, and more by incorporating these autumn-themed children’s books (and a few activities) into your next lesson plan. Take a look! Get apps and activities delivered to your inbox monthly: http://bit.ly/TXsourcenewsletter Looking for a therapy job? Check out our current opening: http://jobs.txsource.net
Help your students appreciate generosity, humility, compassion and kindness with a little help from these 10 picture books. How can you incorporate these stories into your next lesson plan? Discover more here.
Started by public libraries and schools across the U.S, “Books on Bikes” delivers books to community centers and areas where public libraries are scarce. What a great way to promote literacy! Click here to learn more.
With summer right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start compiling a list of reading materials for kids when class is no longer in session. Check out this list of fun, educational books that will keep the kids entertained and encourage a brain boosting start to summer vacation.
Children’s books that contain repetitive words and phrases are often the most helpful with language development, specifically for children diagnosed with apraxia of speech. This list not only includes 50 stories that kids love, but also provides suggestions for where to acquire books at a reasonable price. Check it out!
