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"The Milk Jug Crayon/Marker Holder is a clever way to modify writing utensils for individuals who have fine motor difficulties." The Oklahoma AT Center provides instructions (with photos) for creating the holders.

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TeenTribune & TweenTribune's Top 10 Lesson Plans

Mike Marotta's website detailing many websites with Chrome apps and extensions useful for providing more options for students.

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If you're looking for a kid-friendly website to direct your students to during centers, tech tools to assign to your students who need extra help (or want extra work), or new tools to engage your students in learning, this website is for you! This K-12 Tech Tools Database features a collection of free, kid-safe, online resources categorized by subject, grade level, and standard (adapted from DC Public Schools Learning Standards and Common Core Standards).

Pixwriter Tutorial

"A home for your projects, not just your files Work together with your team on docs, give feedback, and track tasks in one place"

Blog of the reading teacher at Loudoun Valley High School

Research suggests word prediction potentially increases spelling accuracy.

Features: - Real-time collaboration on a virtual whiteboard with infinite pages - Real-time communication through voice conferencing and text chat - Permanent storage of all classrooms for later access - Support for image uploading - Access to basic drawing tools and colors

Tired of reading? Select text you want to read and listen to it. SpeakIt converts text into speech so you no longer need to read.

Use drag n drop to move words around to make sentences

Chris Ruggiero, an OT for LCPS, has created a website and youtube channel on handwriting practice.

Search over 3 million screen captures of The Simpsons based on the captions.

SEE LINK BELOW Index and Description of Dynamic Learning Maps Self-Directed Learning Modules. To help educators understand the Common Core State Standards and their application to students with significant cognitive disabilities, the Dynamic Learning Maps™ consortium has created and will continue to create self-directed learning modules. Each of the interactive modules is short (30-45 minutes on average) and focuses on a single topic. When you complete a module, be certain to complete the information regarding your name, school, and state so that you will receive credit where available. If you have questions about these modules, please contact dlmpd@unc.edu - See more at: http://dlmpd.com/all-modules-in-alphabetical-order/

Welcome to Printables by Confessions of a Homeschooler! Click on one of the subject buttons below to see all of the printables for that subject. You are free to print any of the downloads, I offer almost everything on my blog for FREE, I only ask that you comply with my Terms Of Use.