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Make Words Into Cartoons. Write - Draw - Learn Remember! Helping kids with dyslexia, ADHD, Spectrum Autism. Inspires creative exploration

This site looks like fun!

lesson plan for word processing but also to hook students on the idea that they can learn. Worth a try I think for any class to try.

Interesting idea for an intro lesson. Might be fun to try. Very detailed lesson plan description given.

Great list of search engines for students. Also good for elementary

Interesting ideas for using flickr in the classroom.

Some good ideas for using a photo program like flickr in the classroom. Many students may enjoy working with photos rather than with words.

REally good ideas for teaching dictionary skills

Check this out! Scroll down and do read the suggestions; some really great ideas! Although meant of elementary I think there are some ideas that could be used for struggling learners.

Check this out! Scroll down and do read the suggestions; some really great ideas! Although meant of elementary I think there are some ideas that could be used for struggling learners.

QuietWrite is a distraction-free writing tool. A simple, and yet elegant tool that allows the writer to focus on writing and not be distracted by cluttered desktops or tools.

Another URL shortner, but better: Allows you to shorten mulitple links to one short link. So many applications for classroom.

This tool has so many applications for the classroom! Link takes you to video about the Fur.ly url shortener.

This tool has so many applications for the classroom! Link takes you to video about the Fur.ly url shortener.

Great interactive for elementary students on how to do research!

Great for elementary students! Not sure about K-2 but check it out, definitely for 3-9 and even older students! Let me know what you think. I think it could be very useful!

"Brings students face to face with the extraordinary leaders, the visionaries and the pioneers who shaped our world."

"Get your poetry juices flowing with the Poetry Idea Engine. Created with GoCyberCamp, this activity will allow you to write haikus, free verse, limericks, and more!"

Great site for helping students understand poetry.

really useful online dictionary and more with audio!

Very useful online dictionary. The audio feature could be very helpful for students

alternative twitter site; It is designed to be easier to use and is optimized for disabled users.

This is a must see website for anyone dealing with accessibility issues with staff and/or students

Excellent options for shy students or for students who may have issues with speaking. Also good options for presenting ppts when you aren't physically in class but want to make sure that all content is covered.

Some excellent options for adding voice to ppt presentations esp for shy students or students who can't speak. Also good for using when sub is presenting material when you are out.

Site has many popular books online . This site is wonderful. although there is no sound feature it could be combined with a tool which can read web pages.

Got this from Gordon. It looks great! Check it out!

"This website, produced by WestEd, contains links to a slide show, handouts, and related materials for professional developers (technology coordinators and inclusion teachers) that are helping teachers integrate technology into the curriculum to support diverse learners."

Tech tips help educators learn how to use software and other technology devices they already have in the classroom or school to meet the needs of diverse learners

Fun math games.

Check out this math site. It looks like it could be a really fun way to learn math.

Many good links to information on learning disibilities of all kinds from cybraryman.

generates a variety of background noises. This might be a great tool to share with students in your classroom. (Perhaps you can play some white noise from the site during independent work time.) The site can even generate oscillating noise and it also has a sleep timer.

Reading help site. Looks like it would be good for ELL's also.

This site looks like it could be helpful for reading strategies.