From Butte Publications, Happily Ever After & ASL Basics for Hearing Parents are 20% Off

HILLSBORO, Ore. - July 9, 2015 - PRLog -- Every month, Butte Publications, Inc. features a new book as their title of the month. For the month of July, ASL Basics for Hearing Parents of Deaf Children is still offered at 20% off, in addition to a new title, Happily Ever After: Using Storybooks in Preschool Settings. Happily Ever After introduces 17 creative storybook-based units to develop literacy and language skills for children ages 3-6.

This curriculum is full of wonderful activities to stimulate learning in all areas and develop emergent literacy skills with special needs children. Activities in the book include: year-long language concepts, exercises to use in every component of a young child’s day, whole child focus with an emphasis on language development, and activities for use with children at varying developmental levels. These were created by early childhood specialists.

The curriculum presented in the book was designed for early childhood educators, speech-language pathologists, daycare workers, and others who teach children aged three to six. It is appropriate for community preschools as well as early childhood special education settings. The curriculum includes enough storybooks and activities to fill an entire academic year with each unit focusing on one storybook, providing corresponding activities that will last two weeks.

The second featured title, ASL Basics for Hearing Parents of Deaf Children, is a must-have resource for any parent of a deaf child. The practical, easy-to-use book and double videotape set provide an invaluable introduction to ASL, allowing parents to begin communicating with their child almost immediately. Both titles can be found at the Butte Publications website with their monthly special of 20% off.

About Butte Publications, Inc.

Butte Publications was formed in 1993 to publish educational materials for students who are deaf or hard of hearing, their teachers, parents, and professionals in the field. As many of their titles have a broader appeal, they have expanded their offerings to include Speech and Hearing, Special Education, English as a Second Language, and Early Intervention and Early Childhood. For more information, please call 503-648-9791, visit the Butte Publications, Inc. website at www.ButtePublications.com, or email at Service@ButtePublications.com.