Each middle school student is expected to read and comprehend upper-level text. Partner reading is an easy way to provide you child with additional practice to help them do just that.
This...
This flyer provides 5 key questions to ask to ensure that each child is benefiting from the best high-quality schoolwide and classroom behavior support possible.
The flyer is also available in...
Many words at the middle school level have two or more syllables. These multisyllabic words are difficult for struggling readers to correctly read. This five-step strategy will help parents and...
This University of Kansas website is populated with resources from over 1800 educators and specialists, to support the needs of students with significant disabilities during the COVID-19 pandemic...
"This website provides strategies and resources for making science accessible for all students, including those with disabilities. With a commitment to “Science for All!”
The NSTA provides general...
Paths to Literacy provides resources to teachers, schools, and districts supporting students who have disabilities, with a focus on the blind or visually impaired. Topics include General Literacy,...
A depository of iBooks – digital resources created by educators, family members and students. iBooks are interactive digital books that can include pictures, videos, music/sounds, accessible...
This page is intended to help educators and other building-based personnel find tools and resources to support students with intensive needs, including students with disabilities and those who have...
A collection of sites to live webcams, virtual tours/trips, and other miscellaneous fun educational sites that serve as virtual education activities, suitable for all ages.
OpenDyslexic is a typeface designed against some common symptoms of dyslexia. OpenDyslexic is free to use: the newest version of OpenDyslexic now uses the SIL-OFL license, giving users the freedom...
Reviews of EdTech and distance-learning support apps, websites, and games, sorted into categories of helpful topics, including preparing for virtual learning, communicating with families, and more.
Games, apps and websites that can bring places and experiences fostered by field trips to the student. While not an outright replacement, these field trip tools can offer inspiring and intriguing...
