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Listed below are resources that address the Reading and Writing academic needs of specific disability groups. You can jump to a particular disability you are interested in servicing with the list to the right. Each link will open a new window of your web browser to ensure you don't loose you place within our site and allow you to save links you find helpful.

This site is about teaching Math & Science in MB Public Schools. GO MIKE NANTAIS! Lots of great website links!

This is a great website with nurmerous resources for physical educators. It is also awesome for teachers who are trying to incorporating physical education in their classroom.

This site provides many helpful resources for manitoba physical education teachers

Shows how to use Fry's Readabilty Scale

Has lesson plans for pretty much everything related to PE

This is a great resource for physical education teachers

This one is no brainer, great for ideas for lessons, and provides many useful resources for pe teachers

The title says it all. Discovery is always a great resources for any science program.

A list of biology games! This would be great for vocabulary development and studying.

Free music downloads, free games, children's books, children's music, children's songs, sing-along songs, and animated cartoons help teach kids to read. Free teacher lessson plans, work sheets, teaching aids, daily quizzes help classroom teachers teach and test.

Brandon School Division Teachers Webpage! A huge compiled list of Senior Years Science web sites, resources and activities!

Exemplary sustainability resources reviewed by teachers for teachers.

This website may help students understand the parts (e.g. prefix) of many vocabulary words. Many technical terms, names of biological structures, and names of taxa, are formed from Greek and Latin roots. If you are familiar with these roots, you can 'translate' the technical terms into English. One particularly useful example is the names of taxa. The formal taxonomic names for many animal groups (from phylum down to species) are often formed from roots that refer to distinctive features of the animals. When used in pairs, such as in the familiar Latin binomials for genus and species, both the genus and species names are often descriptive.

Provides many strategies for students to visualize, demonstrate and show understanding.

This is an awesome place to get great ideas for teaching health and heatlh units. This can help a lot of teachers such as science teachers, family studies teachers and physical educators teach their courses. There are some awesome activities for teachers.

It's very similar to YouTube, but it's main purpose is for educationally appropriate content. It's not a blocked site in Brandon School Division.

This is a Video Networking site posted by teachers with different ideas behind different topics in education. You can find a wide variety of videos and it is something i would dfeinatly use in my teaching practices.

This website has lots of classroom friendly videos, photos, and audio clips.

Easily the most comprehensive site for physical education, and health sites links in Manitoba.

This website gives many different activities that provide opportunities for teachers to expand students understanding. It also has some excellent resources for the teacher.

This website offers a place where you can create your own crosswords and word searches.

A couple of interesting articles on topics that include how teachers' partiality towards some students affects high school students and how schools take away students' free speech. There's also some learning strategies and games included in here somewhere.