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Writing Idea: Write a Post Card and Google Sends it Free
Here is a terrific opportunity that Google is offering and proves to be a terrific authentic writing opportunity for children, teenagers, and adults. Basically, Google will mail the post card you create. From beginning writers to the most advanced, the art of sending a post card is not only fun, but socially relevant. [...]
Penn State Literacy Website
http://aacliteracy.psu.edu
Literacy Instruction
for Individuals with Autism,
Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome
and Other Disabilities
Janice Light & David McNaughton
The Pennsylvania State University
Run, don’t walk to checking out this awesome website full of exemplars of students with complex communication needs learning to read and write. The website comes out of the longitudinal research of Dr. Janice Light and Dr. David [...]
A Writer, a Pencil, a Reason, and a Teacher at ATIA 2009
ATIA 2009 Session: A Writer, a Pencil, a Reason, and a Teacher
Session Handout: a-writer-a-pencil-a-reason-and-a-teacher
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Pretend You Were @ the Inauguration
Can you find me at the Inauguration?
By going to www.myinauguralphoto.com, you too can pretend you were at the Inauguration. Just saw this on the awesome TechCrunch and thought it was a neat simple motivational/ creative tool option for writing block that some of your students may be interested in using this resource.
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Closing the Gap Article October/November 2008
by Samuel Sennott
Just wanted to share that my team from this summer and I had some work published in the Closing the Gap Newspaper turned magazine in the current issue, which is October/November 2008. We are thrilled to be able to share some of the insight from our work focusing on users of AAC and [...]
Hoover’s New Wheels on the AEX
by Samuel Sennott
Check out another generous offering by Byron Wilkes of Learning Magic Inc. The exchange is filled with gems like this. The AEX or Intellitools Activity Exchange can be found at: http://aex.intellitools.com
I saw the exchange was acting up, so here is the direct links to the resource on the Learning Magic Site.
Hoover’s New Wheels
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Independence Day Chart Writing
by Samuel Sennott
Check out this chart writing activity uploaded onto the Intellitools Activity Exchange by Byron Wilkes.
Independence Day Is
Required Software:
IntelliTalk 3 or IntelliTools Classroom Suite
Overlay Maker
size: 831.93 Kilobytes
uploaded: 09/26/2006
Created By: Byron O Wilkes
Skill Level: Grades K-2
Curriculum: Language Arts
Activity Details: This activity is based upon the Easy Writing Template and provides children with seven sentence [...]
Connecting Video to Reading and Writing
by Samuel Sennott
Connecting video to reading and writing is powerful. Last summer, I saw that power so clearly in the camp program I led. The camp was your basic extended year program revamped into a fun literacy based camp. One of the classrooms had mainly children with autism spectrum disorders. When [...]
