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Wiki for his class

Website that catalogs and rates ebooks for kids

"A Tool for Collaborative Interpretation of Texts"

"MobyMax is the first and only completely integrated curriculum and teacher tools system. From MobyMax's automatic placement tests and corresponding lessons to automatic IEP reporting, MobyMax is a real timesaver for teachers. In addition to math and ELA subjects, Moby is adding Science and Social Studies...without increasing our price!"

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: google forms

"Learn With Homer is a new app that provides a comprehensive contextualized literacy curriculum that kids can use at home on the iPad."

ATIA 2012 Resources Author: Beth Poss and Mo Buti

Lots of handouts related to core vocabulary and common core related to students with disabilities from the Center for Literacy and Disability studies

"The Dynamic Learning Maps™ (DLM) Core Vocabulary is a list of words that have been determined to be highly useful for communicating in both social and academic contexts. The words are listed in rank order of utility based on a variety of factors that are fully explained in the DLM™ Core Vocabulary Overview paper. This word list includes vocabulary that is necessary for the DLM™ Essential Elements."

"Simple talking storybooks can be created with commonly available presentation software such as powerpoint enabling and motivating children with poor literacy skills to produce meaningful, high quality work."

" week, students connect with the world through symbol-supported news articles and dozens of worksheets, games, and activities. News-2-You helps thousands of educators develop special education lesson plans, and stands alone as the national newspaper for special education."

SymbolWorld is a website created by Widgit Software specifically for symbol users. It has material for all ages and includes news, personal contributions, stories and learning materials. SymbolWorld is designed to be easy to navigate, with the option to personalise the layout and colours to suit any reader's needs.

The Daily Five and CAFE menu resources

"Early Childhood Special Education: A Thoughtful Approach to Embedded Learning"

"Below is a list of Adapted Literature available through the Sherlock Center Resource Library. These resources are provided for teachers to help students with severe disabilities participate in the general curriculum. Please limit the use and distribution of these materials accordingly. Printed color notebook copies of adapted literature are available for loan through the Sherlock Center Resource Library. Some titles are available in electronic format and can be downloaded directly from this website. Stories adapted to PowerPoint include sounds/music and allow a student to "click" along using a computer and mouse/switch. "

"Join Michael Roush, Technology Coordinator for the Region 14 State Support Team, and Tom Kitchen, Curriculum Consultant at the Ross-Pike ESD, to learn about research-based practices to improve literacy in grades 6-12. Michael and Tom will introduce each of the five Practice Guide recommendations for improving adolescent literacy from the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), an arm of the U.S. Department of Education. For each recommendation, they will suggest free tools that support it."