Recording button- record short directions and morning messages for students to access independently.
Read&Write lets everyone read, write and express themselves more confidently.
Speech to text built into Apple products.
Text to speech can be enabled on an Apple product.
G Suite allows for collaboration and equity in the classroom.
Bluetooth enabled hearing aids allows for students to access audio that is streamed directly to their hearing aid from their iPad.
Online library data base has some large print books. e-Readers allow students to enlarge text.
Wobble stools allow for students who need back and forth movement to get this sensory input while completing work. This movement calms.
A ball chair allows for up and down movement. This movement alerts.
Wiggle cushion allows for back and forth movement.
Noice cancelling headphones allow for decrease in auditory input.
Small fidgets that fit in the hand that do not make noise. This allows for focus and extra sensory support.
HowdaHug chair is a floor seating option that can be tightened to the students preferred sensory input.
Theraband on chair legs allows for sensory input and movement for seated work.
We have used three different delivery systems that we can use to share content with learners and learners can share completed work with teachers.
The Math Learning Center Apps have many different virtual math manipulatives that all students enjoy exploring and using. (And it's free!)
Brain Pop and Brain Pop jr have videos on many different topics that students can access and engage in their curriculum or interest.
Our county uses MackinVia platform for library ebooks and data bases.