Read with Me: Accessible Stories
Accessible books designed for shared reading and AAC learners. These grid sets support reading development with interactive stories and built-in comprehension activities, helping every learner engage with books, build literacy skills, and enjoy reading together. A template grid set is also included, making it easy to create your own accessible books.
L1 - Let's play!
Fred and Ellis are having fun with a red ball. When they invite Lex to join in, the three friends discover how much fun it is to play together!
L1 - Three Little Pigs
Follow Pam, Pop, and Pat as they build their houses from straw, sticks, and bricks, and see what happens when the Big Bad Wolf comes to visit!
L2 - Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Goldilocks takes a walk in the woods and finds a house that belongs to three bears. What will happen when they come home?
L2 - The Lost Hat
It’s playtime at school, but oh no, Lex’s blue hat blows away and gets stuck in a tree! Can Fred and Ellis help their friend get it back?
L3 - Jim the Gingerbread Man
Meet Jim, a cheeky gingerbread man who loves to run! Can anyone catch him before he reaches the river?
L3 - Let's Make a Card
Fred, Ellis, and Lex want to make a special card for Miss Sinclair. A little paint spill turns into a happy surprise when their card becomes brighter and more fun than they planned!
L4 - Reading Corner
Fred, Ellis, Lex, and Rory work together to make a bright, cosy new reading corner in their classroom. With books, mats, cushions, and even fairy lights, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a story!
L4 - The Little Red Hen
The Little Red Hen finds some wheat and asks for help to grow it. Will her friends help — and who will enjoy the bread at the end?
L5 - The Tortoise and the Hare
A speedy hare and a slow but steady tortoise race to the finish line. Who will win, and why?
L5 - Welcome Rosie
Rosie feels shy on her first day at school, but Fred, Ellis, Lex, and Rory help her feel at home. Soon, Rosie is sharing her rocket drawings, and making new friends.
Read with me - Template
This is a template grid set for you to create your own Read With Me stories. Add your own text, images, and ideas to make personalised books for your learners. Use it for fun, interactive storytelling, or to recreate favourite stories in a way...
L1 - Let's play!
Fred and Ellis are having fun with a red ball. When they invite Lex to join in, the three friends discover how much fun it is to play together!
L1 - Three Little Pigs
Follow Pam, Pop, and Pat as they build their houses from straw, sticks, and bricks, and see what happens when the Big Bad Wolf comes to visit!
L2 - Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Goldilocks takes a walk in the woods and finds a house that belongs to three bears. What will happen when they come home?
L2 - The Lost Hat
It’s playtime at school, but oh no, Lex’s blue hat blows away and gets stuck in a tree! Can Fred and Ellis help their friend get it back?
L3 - Jim the Gingerbread Man
Meet Jim, a cheeky gingerbread man who loves to run! Can anyone catch him before he reaches the river?
L3 - Let's Make a Card
Fred, Ellis, and Lex want to make a special card for Miss Sinclair. A little paint spill turns into a happy surprise when their card becomes brighter and more fun than they planned!
L4 - Reading Corner
Fred, Ellis, Lex, and Rory work together to make a bright, cosy new reading corner in their classroom. With books, mats, cushions, and even fairy lights, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a story!
L4 - The Little Red Hen
The Little Red Hen finds some wheat and asks for help to grow it. Will her friends help — and who will enjoy the bread at the end?
L5 - The Tortoise and the Hare
A speedy hare and a slow but steady tortoise race to the finish line. Who will win, and why?
L5 - Welcome Rosie
Rosie feels shy on her first day at school, but Fred, Ellis, Lex, and Rory help her feel at home. Soon, Rosie is sharing her rocket drawings, and making new friends.
Read with me - Template
This is a template grid set for you to create your own Read With Me stories. Add your own text, images, and ideas to make personalised books for your learners. Use it for fun, interactive storytelling, or to recreate favourite stories in a way...
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