Resources

Navigation

Previous
Research on Accessibility

Next
Summary of Web Resources

Children’s Books about Accessibility

Kids, Disabilities And Regular Classrooms: An Annotated Bibliography Of selected Children’s Literature On Disability

Brief sketches of nearly 150 children’s stories with positive images of children with labels. This annotated bibliography of selected children’s literature presents children or adults with disabilities as members of the general community.

  • Date: 1996
  • Author: Gary Bunch
  • Format: Book
  • Audience: Teachers, Children

Teacher Vision

This link leads to annotated information about books for children that address topics related to accessibility, disabilities and learning. The books are organized by reading level from Adult Read to Children, Juvenile Easy Reader, Juvenile Fiction, Young Adult and Adult. This classification will be helpful to teachers in determining the appropriateness of books for specific reading levels.

Teaching About Disabilities Through Children’s Literature

From the publisher: ‘This book is written to provide teachers, social workers, school psychologists, councillors, and other professionals who work with children a comprehensive guide to selecting and using children’s books to teach about disabilities.’

Zach Is In Our Class: Just Like All Of Us

A photo book about an Ontario kindergarten student who has had a very inclusive experience.

Return to top