If you are supporting students with disabilities as we head into this uncharted territory of continuous leaning, this is my favourite resource so far. Accessible, differentiated, age appropriate & interactive. @n2yinc @nathalie_magel @cultofpedagogy n2y.com/unique-learnin…
@n2y also has News 2 You - which teaches literacy through current events. Here is the link to download a sample for free n2y.com/unique-learnin… 
If you are in Canada, @CurioCBC has activities connected to provincial curricula and ranging in grade and ability levels. This resources would be good for all kids. curio.ca/en/curriculums/
@EPSBNews has also opened up all resources on their learning hub which has great reference checklists, goals sheets etc. to help make activities goal based. sellfy.com/epsb-resources/
specialneedsforspecialkids.org is a website that has a bunch of free activities if you register - Just make sure you pair all activities with goals from your local context and a student's IEP. We want to make sure we aren't just making work to fill time! Let's stay purpose focused!
A great find from @PaulaKluth Keep your eyes on this website as they develop resources that are culturally responsive!
crehub.org/remote-learning
crehub.org/remote-learning
@TheRealTimVegas from @think_inclusive has collated this incredible list of resources and updates for students with disbailties. Subscribe to his newsletter and updates as he adds to this over the next little while. thinkinclusive.us/covid-19/
Another from @TheRealTimVegas Here is a @padlet specifically on resources for students with significant disabilities padlet.com/amy_n_hanreddy…
This is a great document from @CECMembership which describes conditions for supporting students with disabilities remote locations with sample schedule for teachers that I might also follow! cec.sped.org/~/media/Files/…
Many authors are also allowing content to be read aloud, and even offering read aloud themselves! Check out @RJPalacio who is reading Wonder!
Ok, here is one for students and families who do not have access to technology. My FAVOURITE strategy for interactive learning is #scavengerhunts You can search for items by colour, by letter, by sound, by number! Here is a great link to get started! thespruce.com/indoor-treasur…
@jenmarten has done an incredible job curated resources and connected them to grade and subject area. Take a look at this! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…
Another great low tech resource. This website is connected to Montessori pedagogy and is filled with involve outdoor & indoor activities & ideas connected to learning that can easily be adapted for age and ability levels for our kids with disabilities. rhythmsofplay.com/forest-school-…
Both @Scribd and @audible_com are opening up books to be listened to for free. Check out this great collection stories.audible.com/discovery
Another TREASURE TROVE Of goodies for kids with disabilities is @boardmaker who has free downloadable activities, units and schedules. Love Boardmaker!
AND BC let’s not forget our own @set_bc they have a great curricular resources that are represented in many formats for a variety of users!w3.setbc.org/students/Pages…
@jscottsclass and @ColleenHsquared shows a great example of a possible schedule that does not rely on technology. Having a frame that offers structure with choice like this will help so many of our students. I would actually like school to look like this when we get back too 🤷♂️
@mrmakemathsense also reminds us how important it is right now to tap into student strengths and find learning in their everyday interests and passions #mathisnotaworksheet #amen
@colleen_cruz found this one! A great site for maker projects and they are FREE! makezine.com/2020/03/20/mak…
Ok and I cannot forget bout the Frenchies! Here is another curated list of French resources for distance learning from @FFImmersion forfrenchimmersion.com/free-online-re…
Ooooo this one is good! @KatieNovakUDL has organized remote learning through a UDL lens. She is an inclusion ally and worth a follow to see what she is up to! novakeducation.com/novak-homescho…
Thank you @SHADEConsulting for letting me know about this! This is a free online physical activity session designed for people with disabilities eventbrite.ca/e/fit-friday-t…
@cultofpedagogy has put together a nice list of possible activities using google docs, slides and forms. I love the collaborative storytelling one! cultofpedagogy.com/google-student…
Thank @jnovakowski38 for sharing this one. The @BCnumeracy has some great resources for families in multiple languages! sites.google.com/view/bc-numera…
Thanks @dstokesb2 for sharing this. The Ministry just shared this resource with activities connected to the core competencies openschool.bc.ca/keeplearning/
@InclusionOne just shared THIS!!! Filled with resources collated by many and specifically for supporting distance learning for students with disabilities 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 sites.google.com/view/distance-…
