PlayWorthy: Sesame Street and Autism
Sesame Street has created Julia, a muppet who has autism. In their site, autism.sesamestreet.org,...
Category Archives: Game-based learning
Successfully using gamification with inclusion students
Have you ever struggled to engage inclusion students who act bored or don’t pay...
Speaking is the solution: Encouraging ELLs to speak in the classroom
In the United States, students who learn to speak, read, and write well in...
Affordable apps for autism and AAC
These apps were awarded high ratings on the BridgingApps.org website, which features over 3000...
ELL/ESL Aids: All Kids Learn and a4esl.org
Here are a couple of websites to help with ELL and ESL students. All...
PlayWorthy: RoyTheZebra.com
Perfect for emerging readers, RoyTheZebra.com is free and offers guided reading stories, songs, worksheets,...
Gamifying high school with a Dungeons & Dragons format
Elizabeth Snyder faced a challenge. A school psychologist at Montcalm Area ISD in Montcalm...
Tools for students with dyslexia
If you have students struggling with dyslexia, check out the Dyslexia Help website (http://dyslexiahelp.umich.edu)...
PlayWorthy: Reading comprehension games
Have your students try these fun little games to help with reading comprehension. All...
See Firstbook.org for free and low-cost books, apps, and more
First Book is a nonprofit social enterprise committed to elevating educational opportunities for children...