Program uses site word approach to teach emergent reading skills.
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Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Monday, March 31, 2014
Don Johnston Webinars
Webinars
PAR (Protocol for Accommodations in Reading)
Choose your state on the right to meet your Don Johnston representatives and see your state resources.
Check out ‘Schools in the News‘
State Web Sites for Accommodations Information
State Standards Alignment
Testing Accommodations State Protocol Policies
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
PAR (Protocol for Accommodations in Reading)
Choose your state on the right to meet your Don Johnston representatives and see your state resources.
Check out ‘Schools in the News‘
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Thursday, March 6, 2014
PAR (Protocol for Accommodations in Reading)
PAR (Protocol for Accommodations in Reading)
Choose your state on the right to meet your Don Johnston representatives and see your state resources.
Check out ‘Schools in the News‘
State Web Sites for Accommodations Information
State Standards Alignment
Testing Accommodations State Protocol Policies
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Choose your state on the right to meet your Don Johnston representatives and see your state resources.
Check out ‘Schools in the News‘
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Improving Reading Outcomes for Students with or at Risk for Reading Disabilities: A Synthesis of the Contributions from the Institute of Education Sciences Research Centers
The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) NEWSFLASHNational Center for Special Education ResearchIES Releases Synthesis of Research on Improving Reading Outcomes |
| The Institute of Education Sciences (IES) has released a research synthesis report focusing on improving reading outcomes for students with or at risk for reading disabilities. The purpose of the synthesis is to describe what has been learned from research grants focused on improving reading funded by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES) National Center for Special Education Research and National Center for Education Research and published in peer-reviewed outlets through December 2011. This synthesis looks across the projects that IES funded to determine what has been learned and to suggest to the field avenues for further research to support reading education in our country. |
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"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Sunday, September 15, 2013
Learning to Give Literature Guide: Goose's Story
Reading Experiences to Inspire Acts of Kindness -
Learning to Give Literature Guide: Goose's Story
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
Learning to Give Literature Guide: Goose's Story
"Life on the Autism Spectrum can be ENJOYable."
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
Semantic Gradients | Classroom Strategies
"Reading is Fundamental. Reading is the gateway to a lifetime of learning. All children can Learn." Mrs. Brenda Lee Cosse', Parent of an elementary-school age child who is enjoying learning and reading while living on the Autism Spectrum.
Semantic Gradients | Classroom Strategies | Reading Rockets
Teaching kids to read and helping those who struggle
Celebrating 10 Years of Launching Readers!
Take the Reading Rockets Survey (You Might Win a Nook™!)
Summer Learning
School may be out, but learning is still in. Meet parents, teachers, and researchers in Washington, D.C., Detroit, and Boston who are discovering the best ways to keep kids engaged with learning during the long summer break — and avoid the "summer slump." Watch online >




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More Reading Resources
More ways to identify and prevent the Summer Slide of Summer Learning Loss...
Semantic Gradients video and podcast may be of particular interest to Educators and Speech & Language specialists.
Why use semantic gradients?
- Helps broaden and deepen students' understanding of related words
- Helps students distinguish between shades of meaning
- Enhances students' vocabulary, which can help them be more precise and imaginative in their writing
Teaching kids to read and helping those who struggle
Celebrating 10 Years of Launching Readers!
Start with a Book - Visit our new summer website, chock-full of books, hands-on activities, parent tips, and much more for a season of learning. 24 kid-friendly themes to explore — from bugs to weather!
Explore the Night Sky - Go on a "starry" reading adventure with our new reading adventure pack — stargaze, make a constellation mobile, or write an original myth.
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More Reading Resources
#BeBookSmart Twitter Party
'Enjoying The Hi-5s of Autism - A Family Experience' at 'Enjoying The Hi-5's of Autism - A Family Experience'
*JOIN US FOR A TWITTER PARTY ABOUT CHILDREN'S LITERACY!* *RIF* (Reading Is Fundamental) has partnered with Macy’s to create Be Book Smart, a national partnership to raise awareness and support of children’s literacy. This effort will help RIF provide free books and literacy resources to children nationwide, while expanding RIF’s outreach to the children at greatest risk for developing reading difficulties. This campaign provides an opportunity for Macy’s customers to join the effort and have an impact on literacy in their community. Through July 31, 2012, Macy’s customers can giv... more »
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Candy Land Language
Jenna Rayburn at Speech Room News
Many of you downloaded the Candy Land Articulation Cards! Since you seemed to enjoy them I whipped up some Candy Land Language Cards as well! The card games are broken into different game sets. These include (1) irregular verbs, (2) categories (3) antonyms (4) comparatives & superlatives and (5) functions. You can mix and match the games as needed. The cards contain look a like ...
HelpKidzLearn Activities now Available on Subscription
Barbara Landsberg at The Spectronics Blog
HelpKidzLearn is a collection of activities and games for young children and students in special education settings to play online. The activities are split into five sections: Early Years Games …
50 App Giveaway - Independence Week Celebration
'Enjoying The Hi-5s of Autism - A Family Experience' at 'Enjoying The Hi-5's of Autism - A Family Experience'
Fifty family-friendly apps can make a huge contribution to your iDevice. Most participating developers are parents themselves – so come wave the flag this Independence Day – it’s a celebration! [Moms With Apps] Kid-Capsule July 2, 2012** ★ 50+ FAMILY FRIENDLY APPS ★ Fifty family-friendly apps can make a huge contribution to your iDevice. Most participating developers are parents themselves – so come wave the flag this Independence Day – IT'S A CELEBRATION! ★ Enter at the Kid-Capsule blog: http://bit.ly/50AppGiveaway ★ Open from July 2nd, 2012 at 12:01 AM EDT to July 13th, 2012 a... more »
Reading Rockets: Make Reading Count WETA
Thursday, July 5, 2012
a children's book about 'DIFFERENCES' -- accessible on mobile devices
A portion of all proceeds from this book will support the Global Education Fund. Visit them at www.globaleducationfund.org.
PicPocketBook’s mission is to bring quality children’s picture book literature to digital media so that children can enjoy their favorites stories on-the-go, even when they cannot have a physical book read to them.
Whether standing in a grocery line, taking a car trip, or waiting in a doctor’s office, PicPocketBooks provide personal, interactive story experiences for children. Your PicPocket Book is a perfect complement to regular story time with parents and grandparents, and a gentle alternative to flashy, violent digital media time.
Interested in reading a review of this app?
Check out Tech Talk For Moms and The Super Mom!
Language English
Requires iPhone or iPod Touch OS 3.0
Get it Now! Download this app from iTunes now! And check out the hardcover copy from the publisher, Woodbine House.
My Friend Isabelle by Eliza Woloson, illustrated by Bryan Gough - Ages: 2-8 years
My Friend Isabelle | Children's books for mobile devices: PicPocket Books
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
'Enjoy Reading in Elegance!'
'Enjoy Reading in Elegance!'
We are sharing excerpts of our Travel.Yahoo.com TravelGuide Review by EnjoyHi5Autism – The Cosse’ Family. Our review, for the Milton H. Latter Memorial Library, is entitled,
'Reading in Elegance!'
'Reading in Elegance' is how I felt as a little girl walking up the steps to this huge library. Our Parents encouraged us to enjoy reading. Reading at Milton H. Latter Memorial Library was a regular part of our family schedule.
I was fortunate to attend a birthday celebration.. I took some time to play on the steps, as I had done as a little girl growing up in Uptown New Orleans.
Thinking about bringing our son to enjoy reading at the Milton H. Latter Library. He will be 6 on July 6th ... There is so much for him to see..., experience..., enjoy! A library ---that is in a house...
Although my son is diagnosed with Autism, he enjoys reading. To aide in his acclimation, we will show him photos of Milton H. Latter Memorial Library, let him listen to sounds of the St. Charles Streetcar passing by and a few other transition techniques. Nope! not another hospital visit this time, sweetie..., we are going to the library! We will make sure we take a lot of pictures ... A wonderful world of Reading in Elegance!
Just joined Milton H. Latter Memorial Library on Facebook!
Here is an excerpt of what we shared about Milton H. Latter Memorial Library on our family blog, entitled, 'Enjoying The Hi5s of Autism-A Family Experience'. 'Summer Reading' is the abridged title of this post.
"Are you concerned about your child loosing interest in reading during the summer break?
I grew up about 3 blocks from a library that was housed in a mansion on St. Charles Ave. Reading at Milton H. Latter Memorial Library ... The grounds take up an entire city block! When we moved, ... I wanted to instill this same love of reading in my son that my Parents had bestowed upon me."
[excerpt from 'Summer Reading!:
Home - SpecialNeedsParentCoach.com]
[You see, it wasn't the hugeness of the mansion---for there are many beautiful, historically- significant mansions up and down St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans' The Garden District. But, this one is a huge house for books!}
*The Milton H. Latter Memorial Library mansion has survived The Great Depression, The Civil Rights Movement, Hurricanes Camille, Betsy and Katrina! This huge home for books is still open for you to 'Enjoy Reading in Elegance!'
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