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This is a site about games that parents can play with young children who have autism. Created by Speech Language Pathologist, Tahirih Bushey, the site includes language rich games and activities, tips for playing games with young children who have autism, and communication goals and learning objectives that are often appropriate for young children with autism.

Interactive books for parents to read with children.  Phonological awareness, print awareness and comprehension for young children

Kind of cute, definitely for young children.

Fascinating TED talk about learning

Reclaiming Children & Youth

A blog account of using twitter with younger children

This is a digital storytelling tool that lets children create images , movies and add text. Works well for children with writing issues.

Resource for parents and educators who work with children with Smith-Magenis disease.

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NAESP and MetLife Foundation awarded 25 elementary and middle school principals with $5,000 each to create globally oriented schools and international learning communities, and to engage children in transformative, multidisciplinary experiences and service learning projects that will help them succeed in the interconnected world of the 21st century.

Letters from teacher to students about their importance.

Interactive leveled ebooks...students can listen to books modeled for fluency, read books for practice, and record themselves reading

Apps and games to teach children and adults about spending, saving, loans, investments and other aspects of personal finance.

The world of parenting has changed. In 1980, parents had home phones without answering machines, televisions without remote controls, cars without screens, and maybe if they had older children they owned an Atari video game console.