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This video is about marketing, but what if we changed "Joe" in the video to a student in your classroom?

Playing Fraction Hopscotch provides a low tech, multisensory way for students to practice ordering fractions and equivalent fractions during gross motor activities. Students can walk, jump, crawl, or sit and scoot on the fraction squares!

"Videos on Digital Accommodations & Modifications and Tablet & Laptop Accessibility Features. Learn about educational technology and assistive technology that can be implemented all year to improve classroom learning. On this webpage you will find digital tools that align with the STAAR A online test tools and how you can use them in your classroom! Also included are accessibility features for a variety of tablet and laptop operating systems "

"Stories Have fun reading our Kids online interactive stories, which are perfect to read to your child or let preschool or school age children read themselves. Our free online stories, with audio, are easy readers that beginning readers can enjoy. Perfect for homeschool and classroom use. Stories about a Princess, a Pirate, Curious Baby, BunBun, Beakley, and Educational books to be read online."

comprehensive collection of tools and video tutorials on using MANY web 2.0 and helpful classroom tools

On January 23, 2012, researchers and education thought leaders convened in Washington D.C. for Handwriting in the 21st Century? An Educational Summit to discuss research and opinions regarding the role of handwriting instruction in the 21st century classroom. (Watch videos of the researchers' presentations to learn more.) Now, just over a year later, a major shift in focus about the role of handwriting instruction in 21st century schools has occurred since the Summit. A white paper is available which highlights the results of the summit.

student work display

This is a great place to start when considering accessibility in the classroom.

"Cubing is a differentiation strategy where students roll a cube that has different activities/tasks printed on each face of the cube.  When a student rolls a cube, he/she does the activity that appears on the face."

The reading fluency activities on this page are essential for children with dyslexia and struggling readers. These activities can be taught in the classroom (small and large group setting) and can also be implemented at home! Keep checking this page for more free printable reading fluency activities and other ways to increase reading fluency!

ABCmouse.com is a subscription-based website that is currently offered FREE to U.S. and Canadian public schools. Public school teachers and librarians qualify for free public school classroom accounts.

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Teacher supporting iREAD program at Escondido

Here you will find all sorts of resources, all of them free to use in your classroom. There are free activities to download. There are ideas and techniques to help you develop new activities and edit those you already have. There are graphics, too, includ

Classroom Behavior Management System

Educators from the field have called for more concrete examples and resources to support implementation of UDL in their classrooms. In response, we have developed "UDL Examples and Resources" that illustrate each of the UDL checkpoints. Exploring these e Educators from the field have called for more concrete examples and resources to support implementation of UDL in their classrooms. In response, we have developed "UDL Examples and Resources" that illustrate each of the UDL checkpoints. Exploring these ex

Comprehensive resources for UDL including graphic organizers, samples for each checkpoint, and rich professional development tools.

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