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

The Hunt for Resources.

As everyone is Special Education knows there are very few off the shelf resources suitable to use with our students. However there are some and here are the suggestions provided by the #PLN

@jw_teach Lots of resources available via pln! I also have great school advisers in my zone. #SpEdSC

— Robyn Wolstenholme (@robbiewols) October 10, 2015

Including a link to @SPELDVic

#spEdSC understand your students, inspiration for inclusion comes; collaboration with staff; #twittercommunity https://t.co/KpuSWS4cts

— Amy Jeetley (@amyjeetley) October 10, 2015

@jw_teach tessenshow always have lots! Spent a fortune today there! #SpEdSC

— Jenny (@PadronPepperz) October 10, 2015

A Shoutout to Pinterest, always a bad decision if you have work to be doing!

I find a lot of resources on Pinterest. Uncool I know, but heaps there #SpEdSC https://t.co/EBUUsSeuyP

— angela edwards (@aesportsstar) October 10, 2015

Great SEN resources via subscript'n to email lists, local library, disability-based org's, Fb pages, Internet research & SEN pro's #SpEdSC

— Kelly Family (@KellySCC) October 10, 2015

Kelly Family @KellySCC also mentioned laminating and Velcro – Not to be overlooked. Making your own is the way we all seem to go.

@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

The Ideas just kept coming.

https://twitter.com/reachoutASC/status/653190058468634624

@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

Thank you for all your suggestions

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