This book teaches readers about assistive technology. In this book they are talking about a communication device called a "Talker" specifically and all that it can do and help students with. I would recommend this book to K - 2nd graders because of the illustrations and little use of words.

I could see using this to help educate people about people that are different than them. I could see using it for anywhere in K-5

This book is really short and sweet. It shows how people who use communication devices can communicate with others. It helps students to understand and build empathy for other students who might need to use a communication device and also helps to normalize talker tools through representation. This would be a good book to have in a Kindergarten or 1st-grade classroom library, and if you were getting a new student who needs to use a talker device in your classroom, this would be a good read-aloud and discussion starter for your students. ( )

This story follows a young girl who has Autism and uses a talking device to communicate with others around her. I would use this book in 2nd to 4th grade. This book can help open students minds to people who might live life differently to them. I would try to then open up our class to have a discussion on some their favorite routines.

This book could be used as a read aloud for primary aged students.
This book is about a girl named Kate who uses a talker to communicate with others.
Representation for people with disabilities that struggle with communication and explains how to be respectful and kind when communicating with people who use talking devices to communicate.