Storybird is a unique website bringing artists and writers together. Artists submit collections of their art and authors can use it to create storybooks for themselves or to share with others.
FUN FRIDAY: Shiny sight words
I love sensory stuff in the classroom and thought some of you would too. This idea would be great for teaching, but could also be used as a practice game in the home (maybe a project for the long winter break). Fairy Dust Teaching is the site featuring this whimsical idea of making sight word […]
20 ways to adapt the read aloud
In my travels today, I was presenting on literacy and talked a lot about the read aloud. When I got home, I found this great post from Linda Holliman at Stuff So Good You’ll Do the Teacher Dance. She reminds us just how important this structure is for learners who struggle. And as I shared […]
Inspire your artists and your writers
Apologies for the break yesterday–I had some problems posting but Todd has me up and running again today. Today’s pick works well for any age and has great potential for differentiation. Storybird is a unique website bringing artists and writers together. Artists submit collections of their art and authors can use it to create storybooks […]
Do you teach AAC users?
I know we will be featuring specific posts from this site in the future, but we didn’t want to wait to introduce you to the many resources on Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs. The updates on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) are the best part of this teacher-friendly blog. So many great posts– check […]
