Winter Language Arts Resource List

Reading, Writing & Storytelling for Neuro-Spicy Learners

Winter is an ideal season to slow down and lean into storytelling, imagination, and meaningful language experiences—especially for learners who struggle with traditional writing expectations.

The Winter Language Arts Resource List is a curated, clickable PDF designed to help families plan reading, writing, and storytelling in ways that feel flexible, creative, and supportive of diverse learning needs. Rather than focusing on worksheets or rigid assignments, this resource highlights visual storytelling tools, low-pressure writing supports, and oral language options that honor how many neurodivergent learners naturally express ideas.

What’s Included

This one-page, clickable resource list includes:

• Trusted tools for storytelling and story mapping
• Digital platforms for creating and publishing illustrated stories
• Reading practice resources that support comprehension without workbooks
• Writing supports focused on sentence clarity, not volume
• Audio tools that validate oral storytelling as real language work
• Brief descriptions to help families choose what fits their learner

Format

• Digital PDF download
• Clickable links for easy access
• One-page reference you can save, print, or revisit throughout the winter

How to Use This Resource

Choose one or two tools at a time and follow your child’s lead.

This list is meant to support planning—not create overwhelm.

Tip included in the resource: Pick 2–3 resources per week, not all at once. Consistency beats overwhelm.