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resources, all for FREE!  From information and lessons plans for teachers to a wealth of student interactives literacy and language arts.  These interactive tools can be embedded into instruction and clas*room work, but are also ideal for student Some specific student interactives that support writing include: interactive graphic organizer ReadWriteThink Biography Cube Others interactives focus on poetry, organizing & summarizing, writing and publishing, learning about language, inquiry & an*lysis and more.  Use the robust search features in the left column to find resources for Pre-K through high school, focused learning objectives ReadWriteThink not only supports students with their writing, but it offers a simple, easy to use and engaging interface.  Oh, but your students are working on an iPad?  No problem! there are several ReadWriteThink apps Holidays and all that comes with them can be a very difficult time for children with disabilities.  Altered and unpredictable schedules, travel – whether by car, train, bus or plane, overstimulation caused by lights or noise, unfamiliar people, places and even foods, and lack of sleep, can contribute to a range of responses from anxiety to defiance and temper tantrums.  A few light tech and sensory supports may improve a child’s ability to tolerate situations and prevent meltdowns (for everyone!) without the crowd, deadlines, unfamiliar relatives, can provide some predictability.  Can’t get there?  Have Grandma or Grandpa take pictures of their house, the bedroom, the kitchen.  Have unfamiliar relatives send pictures of themselves or Facetime them prior to the event.  Create a photo book of the places and people to review ahead of time. these images when you are talking about them.  Encourage your child to point to them and use them too!   to get through the process and incorporate into your Story Board or Social Story. canceling earphones, preferred fidgets, chewies, essential oils – such as peppermint.  Adapt & Learn has a list of “Road Trip