The Great Resources Hunt #SpEdSC The Slow Chat for Special Education.

@jw_teach creating your own is easier…unless a tech based programme has it all #SpEdSC

— Lauren (@LaurenCasey_LMC) October 10, 2015

I also find creating my own are best. It means they're very contextual and relevant to needs of students #SpEdSC https://t.co/cDv2LWQaoR

— Amanda Meyer (@243Rin) October 11, 2015

#SpedSC https://t.co/bTSrnjcghF

— Joe W (@jw_teach) October 11, 2015

@reachoutASC @jw_teach there are also worksheets on @EducationCity as well as ThinkIts which make great starters #SpEdSC

— Lauren (@LaurenCasey_LMC) October 11, 2015

@jw_teach I hope the answer is here! http://t.co/LjDu1sM1LN FREE, widely differentiating resources. Via lots of lovely follk. #SpEdSC

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 11, 2015

#Spedsc resource wise, I know lots of people are having fun making gak for sensory work: https://t.co/tfPZW0PC5G more ideas on my Facebook

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 12, 2015

My facebook page has ideas for sensory resources you can make yourself or buy cheaply #Spedsc https://t.co/T0ZQbPj0Zs

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 12, 2015

What about an improvised light box? Fairy lights, baking paper and a plastic clip lid box? #SpEdSC pic.twitter.com/IBOO1EeUbG

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 12, 2015

Another improvised light box, making minimalist exploration activities more engaging. #Spedsc pic.twitter.com/PmO9G7VIlD

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 12, 2015

#spedsc to the tune of: "catch a falling star and put it in my pocket" a use for the packaging around ink cartridges. pic.twitter.com/u05jggChBX

— Joanna Grace (@jo3grace) October 12, 2015

My favorite teaching resources right now are @lessonpix & @HelpKidzLearn CM3: My Ss will try almost anything in the form of a game #SpEdSC

— teach w/ disability (@gallianstone) October 14, 2015

Twitter & projects like #DotDay15 & #GRA15 have been amazing #inclusion spaces this year since we have no local PS access any more #SpEdSC

— teach w/ disability (@gallianstone) October 14, 2015

@jw_teach Twitter!! It's the best! #SpEdSC

— Jenny (@PadronPepperz) October 14, 2015

.@HelpKidzLearn now it's the best motivator I've got! Use CM3 & Ss show what they know even when the content/task is non-preferred #SpEdSC

— teach w/ disability (@gallianstone) October 15, 2015

Talking to staff, connecting with parents, online information, through PL and through Twitter connections #SpEdSc https://t.co/MCh9vYKmDC

— Amanda Meyer (@243Rin) October 15, 2015