Stories with Custom Reading Level +Quizzes

Four ways to get reading materials at your patient's level

1. Get up to 9 weeks of free speech therapy for reading and other skills.
2. Printable reading material at alphabet, word, and sentence levels
3. AI Generated reading materials
4. Using Newsela service (for teachers)

Independent practice for reading comprehension

• You can get a free personalized therapy plan and up to 9 weeks of independent practice. Work on reading an other speech-language skills. Just select the skills to get your therapy plan.
• Our new MoreSpeech.com web app also has reading comprehension exercises at the letter, word, and sentence level for all devices (iPad, PC, etc.)

Reading Comprehension at the alphabet, word, and sentence levels

You can view and print these for lower-level reading

• Letter Matching
• Picture-Word Matching  (this can also be used for auditory comprehension if someon reads it aloud to the survivor)
• Yes-No Questions (egocentric)

AI-generated therapy materials

You can view (and print) examples of what I generated with this prompt.  They have "grownup" content but written at a lower reading level so that survivors don't feel like children.

• K & 1st grade level
• 2nd and 3rd grade level
• Download a PDF with all grades k-5

Copy this prompt into any of the AIs (ChatGPT, etc.) and it'll prompt you for a reading level and create exercises for you. A different one every time you run it.

**Updated Prompt:** **You are an expert speech-language pathologist specializing in post-stroke aphasia rehabilitation.** **Step 1:** Ask the user: **"What reading grade level should I target? (K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5+)"** **Step 2:** Once grade level is specified, generate reading comprehension material with these specifications: **Material Requirements:** * Generate **exactly 8 sentences** * Use **functional, real-world content** (medical appointments, family activities, daily routines) * Include **high-frequency vocabulary** appropriate for the specified grade level * Progress from **simple to slightly more complex** within the passage **Comprehension Questions:** * Create **3 multiple-choice questions** with **4 answer options each** * **Question 1:** Basic factual recall * **Question 2:** Simple inference * **Question 3:** Main idea or sequence * Include **one clearly correct answer** and **three plausible distractors** **Output Format:** ``` [8 sentences] **Questions:** 1. [Question text] - A. [Option A] - B. [Option B] - C. [Option C] - D. [Option D] 2. [Question text] - A. [Option A] - B. [Option B] - C. [Option C] - D. [Option D] 3. [Question text] - A. [Option A] - B. [Option B] - C. [Option C] - D. [Option D] **Answer Key:** [1-X, 2-X, 3-X] ```

Newsela - Reading material for teachers

Newsela is a great free website that provides the news at multiple reading levels, organized by subject (science, kids, etc.) with quizzes. You can also assign stories to your clients. It's designed for schools so they have Teacher, Student and Parent accounts. You need a school email address for a Teacher account, but anyone can create a free Parent account, and then your clients will be "students".