Abigail Balfe

Sep 14, 2023 | hollandbloorview.ca | James Catchpole |Jamie Sumner |Abigail Balfe |Doyin Richards

Stories are a great way to introduce new ideas to kids – and what better way to learn about disabilities and inclusion than to read books together? When teaching kids about disabilities it is important to highlight the importance of inclusion, empathy, and language. Books can serve as a meaningful tool and resource in learning how to talk about disability, disability justice, and accessibility.  Here are our 10 picks for elementary-age reads to add to your home or school library.