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Ohio Valley ESC
Parent Mentor Project
Lending Library
Stacey Curry, Parent Mentor
Ohio Valley ESC
128 East 8th Street
Cambridge, Ohio 43725
(740)439-3558 ext. 242
Stacey.curry@omeresa.net
http://www.ovesc.k12.oh.us/Parent_Mentor_Services.htm
By: Educational Insights
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Classroom jeopardy meets your test prep needs
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Creating your own games is fast and easy
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It's the fun, exciting and effective way for your students to review what you teach
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All the sights, sounds and thrills of TV?s jeopardy in your own classroom
Play Jeopardy on your classroom TV with questions you create or use one of the preprogrammed cartridges
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Grade 3: Math
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Grade 4: All subject standards, Geography, Language Arts
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Grade 5: All subject standards, Geography, Language Arts
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Grade 6: Geography, Language Arts
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Grade 7: Language Arts
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Middle School: Math, Science, Social Studies
TouchMoney Game
In the TouchMoney Game, students practice finding the total values of various groups of coins
shown on draw cards (with TouchPoints) and realistic coins (without TouchPoints) drawn from the
money tray in the center of the game board. Players TouchCount no more than six coins at a time.
Total values do not exceed $1.00. Nonreaders +
Bank Account Game
Bank Account is a realistic simulation with true-to-life money management demands.
Players write checks, make deposits, keep accurate records, and reconcile accounts. Real-life transactions include paying medical, grocery, utility, legal, property tax, and other bills. Players make purchases, collect earnings, deposit tax refunds, receive scholarship money, etc. The winner is the first
to build a bank account of $5,000. Checks, deposit slips and accounting forms are included. For 2-5
players. Grades 5 and up
Keys to Comprehension Game
This game emphasizes reading skills by collecting keys. Be the first to unlock the buried
treasure to win. Comes with spinner and 90 question cards. For 2-6 players.
Level A reading level grades 1-3
Level B reading level grades 3-5
Context Clues Pirate Treasure Game
Making their way across a tropical island in a search for gold, players read story cards and use context clues to answer questions. Short passages allow time for full comprehension and the chance to
read a variety of topics. Winning is based on knowledge and skills, not random factors.
Red level = Reading level 2.0—3.5
By: Edu Press (Learning Well Games)
Vocabulary Building Star Words
Players propel themselves through the solar system by correctly defining vocabulary words. Short
passages allow time for full comprehension and the chance to read a variety of topics. Winning is
based on knowledge and skills, not random factors.
Directions are easy to understand, so as not to restrict learning opportunities
Blue level = Reading Level 3.5-5.0
By: Edu Press (Learning Well Games)
Also Available: It’s My Turn Transition Game By: OCECD
Real World
Reading
Vocabulary
Math
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Reproducible binders teach everyday skills
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Designed for middle and high school students with learning differences
Basic Writing Series teaches the writing process through simple, sequential steps.
Activities progress in difficulty from the first binder to the third. The series begins with
writing letters and words, moves to writing one and then two paragraphs, and finally leads
to writing several paragraphs in a specific format. Binders feature various writing prompts
to motivate beginning and struggling writers. Students learn to organize their thoughts
and understand the writing process while building writing confidence.
Also available: Basic Grammar Series
Basic Paragraph Practice Series helps struggling learners and students with learning
differences learn how to write confidently step-by-step. Students use a graphic organizer
to write a five-sentence paragraph, including a topic sentence, three detail sentences, and
a concluding sentence. Each sentence goes in its own box so students can be sure to include all the parts. After completing all of the steps, students rewrite the five sentences in
paragraph form.
Solving Word Problems with Pictures using a six-step process, including drawing a
picture to represent the problem, students learn to attack any word problem. Stories are
written at a low reading level to accommodate struggling readers and are appropriate for
students of all ages.
Also available: Coupon Math
History Shorts -”bite-sized” history lessons for students reading below grade level
who need help learning the basic concepts in U.S. history and world history. The low
reading level and age-appropriate illustrations make the short, high-interest passages
and activities appealing to struggling readers and students with learning differences.
Each binder includes 28–30 one page stories that focus on key historical concepts, 4
activity sheets and a quiz.
US History 1 & 2
US History Audio CD (of stories) 1 & 2
World History 1 & 2
Basic Geography designed for struggling learners who need help
understanding basic geography concepts. The binder breaks each
concept into small chunks to help students comprehend geography
fundamentals and to develop related skills. Short lessons are followed by multiple practice activity sheets so students can firmly
grasp a concept before moving on to the next lesson.
Mystery Clues features 40 attention-holding
mystery stories for students to read and solve. As
students complete these activities, they develop
essential reading skills, including problem solving
and drawing conclusions.
Explore Your Newspaper helps older students with learning differences strengthen reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.
Includes lesson plans and activity sheets to help students learn about
each section of a newspaper while they practice basic reading skills.
Students then complete a skills activity using the text or information
Bunches of Sentence Fun presents a topic with a
clear, simple explanation and examples, followed by a
practice activity. After completing the practice activity,
students are directed to write their own sentences using
the skill they just learned.
See N Solve Visual Calculator by: Educational Insights
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Sets up the problem as if you wrote it down
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Shows the whole problem
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Displays division problems horizontally
See n Solve Fraction Calculator by:
Educational Insights
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Easy to use fraction calculator
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Big LCD screen shows step-by-step solutions
Deluxe Fraction Tower Activity
Set by: Learning Resourses
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51 Interlocking fraction cubes
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12 Double sided activity cards
Magnetic 100 Board by: Educational Insights
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2 sided: printed and blank grid
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100 foam numbers
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Activity guide
Digitz Electronic Game by: Educational Insights
Foam Magnetic Base 10 Set by:
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121 pieces
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Teaches counting, place value, grouping etc
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The cool new way to master multiplication
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Problems appear on the LED screen, then students press the colorful
paddles with bright LED numerals to enter their answers
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Teaches multiplication skills such as multiples, memorization of facts,
identifying factors, finding factor pairs and sequencing
Level A Lessons & Worksheets
(approx. K level)
Level B Lessons & Worksheets
(approx. 1st grade level)
This Fraction Puzzle is made from hardwood and measures 11.5" square.
Great for learning fractions and the
relationship between fractions.
Worksheets provide math practice while using the AL abacus.
May be reproduced for a class or a family.
AL abacus
The 300 card games in this manual provide practice in learning
concepts and the facts. Chapters on:
 Number Sense
 Addition
 Subtraction
 Multiplication
 Division
 Money
 Clocks
 Fractions
The games become progressively harder within each chapter. Use with any math program. Also excellent for remedial
work. Use with all Levels/Grades.
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Fraction Pie Puzzles By:
Minute Math Electronic Flash Card by: Learning Resources
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Number fact fluency
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Volume control
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Practice operations
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Freshen up on early algebraic skills
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3 levels of difficulty
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A kinesthetic way to teach basic fraction concepts,
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equivalencies, common denominators, and multiples
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Includes game board, 50 leveled puzzle cards,
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65 foam fraction pieces, guide and solutions
Foam Magnetic Fraction Circles by: Educational Insights
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Giant sized for whiteboard demonstrations
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Includes 9 color-coded magnetic fraction circles
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Also includes pieces showing fraction, decimal,
and percentage equivalents
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Telling Time Modular Flip Chart
Unique set of snap-together flip charts
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One module displays a clock face with movable,
color-coded hour and minute hands
KP Ten-Frame Tiles
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4 more modules display hours and minutes
The system of graduated tiles and ten-frame platforms models the place value
structure of the base-10 number system by bringing physical representation to
its properties, relationships, and applications. With KP Ten-Frame Tiles, students
build to ten and build with tens.
By: KP Mathematics
Three-Corner Flash Cards
By: Learning Resources
Addition and Subtraction
Multiplication and Division
Practical Practice Math By: Remedia Publications This real-life program
features sturdy, glossy folders that are divided into 5 everyday math categories. Each
category includes 4 unique folders. With the help of realistic information and photos,
each folder tells a math "story." Facts from the folders are used to complete comprehension questions that familiarize students with the folders and word problems that
progress in difficulty throughout each category.
Applied math skills include:
- Multi-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division
- Money, time, measurement
- Percents, decimals, fractions
When students have successfully completed this program, they'll be able to confidently order from a menu, figure the total of a bill (including tip and tax), plan a
household budget or a trip, and much more!
Place Value Learning Kit by: Remedia
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2 levels of flash cards
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3 levels of dominoes (ones to thousands place
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Activities book: skill practice for ones to millions place
Money Learning Kit by: Remedia
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Real images of U.S. money.
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Coin and bill identification cards.
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Level 1 - simple coin combinations.
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Level 2 - combinations activity cards dominoes.
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3 Ways to Play: Students have fun playing dominoes
by matching coin values in written numerical
Coin U Lator by: PCI Education
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Hand-held, coin-counting calculator
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Teaches the different values of each coin
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Add or subtract coins and bills
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Two different coin games
Coin U Lator Activity Cards
Coin U Lator Worksheets by: PCI Education
100 reproducible worksheets
designed to be used with the Coin U Lator
Money Calc by: PCI
Money Calc Activities by: PCI
Reproducible worksheets to use with the Money Calc
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Unique Money Calculator and Traditional
Calculator in One
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Money amounts are always displayed with
the dollar sign and ending zeros
PCI's TouchMoney Program uses a proven kinesthetic approach to make learning to count coins quick and
easy. Students learn to count TouchPoints on nickels, dimes, and quarters to determine the value of the coins.
Each TouchPoint equals five cents. Pennies are TouchCounted last since they are worth one cent each. This handson program includes activity sheets with lesson plans for each of the 6 steps of the TouchMoney process:
1. Learning to count by 1's and 5's and to recognize money symbols.
2. Identifying each type of coin and its value.
3. Learning the location of TouchPoints on each type of coin.
4. TouchCounting coins using marked TouchPoints.
5. TouchCounting coins without the TouchPoints drawn on the coins.
6. TouchCount Shopping: TouchCounting coins to buy various real-life items.
Activities and Games
Each lesson includes reproducible activity sheets and extension activities. A Money Games section is provided for
additional hands-on TouchCounting practice.
TouchMoney Worksheets include reproducible worksheets, activity ideas and games,
demonstration coins, and assessments.
TouchMoney Game students practice
finding the total values of various groups of
coins shown on draw cards (with TouchPoints)
TouchMoney Big Coin Activities
and realistic coins (without TouchPoints)
Big Coins with and without TouchPoints
drawn from the money tray in the center of
and a 16-page Teacher's Guide that in-
the game board.
cludes extension activities, game ideas, and
reproducibles for teaching and reinforcing
the TouchMoney process.
Talking pens encourage independent learning with self-correcting lights and sound
Reading Comprehension grades: 2-6
Laugh It Up Vocabulary Development gr. 2+
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Getting the main idea
Using context clues
Drawing conclusions
Noting and recalling detail
Finding the sequence
Making inferences
Prefixes and Suffixes
Antonyms
Synonyms
Homophones
Context Clues
Multiple-meaning Words
Science grades: 2+
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Animals, Plants, and Ecosystems
Astronomy
Earth and Weather
Force, Motion, and Simple Machines
Human Body
Matter and Energy
Learn to Solve Word Problems
Academic Vocabulary
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Grades 1-3
Grades 4-6
Grades 1-3
Grades 4-6
Also Available: Flashcards for:
Standards Based Language Grade 5
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Fractions
Division
Subtraction
Addition
Multiplication
Telling Time
Build –a– Word Letter Tiles and Flash Cards by: Remedia Publications
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Phonics—See the words, say the words, build the words
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Word Families-Everything you need to build 80 different word families
Table Top Magnet Set Sentence Builder by:
Smethport
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Over 150 washable magnets
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Folding table top stand-up board
5W’s Story Cards (fiction and non fiction) by: Remedia
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Realistic and humorous “Newspaper Articles” (Reading level gr. 2-5)
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Questions based on the 5W’s (Who, What, When, Where, Why)
Practical Practice Reading Cards
Comprehension Skill Cards
by: Remedia (grades 2-4)
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Short stories and Paragraphs
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6 Key Comprehension Skills
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70 Real Life Reading Activity Cards
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80 page activity book
Specific Skill Builders Card Set
by: Remedia
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Main Idea
Each Box Features:
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Context
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Facts
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4 each of 15 High interest
fiction and nonfiction stories
for targeted, in depth practice
Sequence
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Conclusions
Grades 3-4
by:Remedia
Implementing Ongoing Transition Plans for the IEP focuses on the seven areas mandated by IDEA: Functional assessment, daily living skills, post-school adult living, employment, community experiences, related services and instruction. Each area has a sequence of skills and behaviors
written as objectives that teachers, parents and students review for inclusion in the IEP.
IEP Resources: Attainment Company
By: Pat McPartland
Your Life: Ready, Set, Go!
Each of the 90 cards in the card game outlines a specific skill or activity needed for
Post-Secondary
Education Training (PET),
Employment (E),
and/or Independent Living (IL)
(with both words and graphics.)
By: Linda McDowell
Card Game: As you go through the cards with the student, sorting the cards
according to skill mastery, the student can quickly see what he/she has accomplished as well as what they need to work on. The stack of cards that indicate
skill mastery (green stack) can be used as present levels of performance for the
IEP or transition plan. The stack of cards that indicate a lack of skill mastery
(red stack) can be further sorted by skill area (PET, E, IL) and transferred to the
IEP and transition plan for further work and development.
Skills Check List: The Skills List is a graphic record of the student’s story and
potential story – a reinforcement of how far he/she has come over the years
and an inspiration for further skill
development.
A set of 90 skill / activity cards:
∙ 1 green sorting card: I am good to GO! I already have this skill / activity
∙ 1 red sorting card: STOP, I need help with this skill / activity
∙ 1 Student Skills List Booklet
Preparing for Life
Typically, ASD high school graduates are unprepared
The essence of the book lies in
for the transition to independence. Early, ongoing
the 73 “Skill Lessons” targeting:
training in the social skills crucial to establishing
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successful adult relationships—in college, vocational
school, residential living, or on the job—can help.
He also guides readers through the legal, financial,
Future Horizons
By: Jed Baker
educational, vocational, and community resources
available after graduation.
nonverbal communication
empathy
anger/anxiety management
conversational skills
employment-related skills
A complete comprehensive transition curriculum that
helps students with learning differences prepare for the
transition from school to life after school. Written for middle school and high school students and adults.
By: PCI Education (Reproducibles)
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Determining Interests
Understanding IEPs
Exploring Careers
Completing a Job Application
Choosing Personal References
Interviewing
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Understanding What College is Really Like
Understanding Paychecks & Job Benefits
Being a Good Employee
Leaving a Job
Understanding Banking & Budgeting
By: PCI Education (Reproducibles)
Prepare students for life after high school, Life Skills Practice contains hundreds of
'real-life,' 'hands-on' scenarios that encourage student confidence in dealing with a
wide variety of everyday situations. They cover such practical everyday activities as
decorating a home, dealing with illness, giving medical histories, using travelers'
checks, preparing tax forms, eating on a budget, making a savings plan, and more.
A comprehensive driver's education program. This complete, easy-to-use program is
designed for teenagers and adults who are reading below grade level but have the ability
to become safe drivers. Helps students master the basic skills and concepts taught in
driver's education classes.
The consumable Student Workbook is written at a 3.0-4.5 reading level. The Teacher's
Binder includes a lesson plan for each unit of the student Workbook, followed by multiple
activity sheets and quiz. As students read the text and complete the activity sheets, they
learn the information they need to successfully pass the written portion of the driver's
license exam.
PCI Education
School Success for Children with Special Needs
Everything You Need to Know to Help Your Child Learn
By: Amy James
Copyright 2008 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Before the Special Education Referral
Leading Intervention Teams
By: Matthew Jennings
Copyright 2009 by Corwin Press
100 Frequently Asked Questions About the Special Education Process
A Step By Step Guide For Educators
By: Roger Pierangelo and George Giuliani
Copyright 2007 by Corwin Press
The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law (2nd Edition)
A Handbook for Parents, Teachers and Other Professionals
By: Randy Chapman, Esq
Copyright 2008 by The Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People
Response to Intervention
Principles and Strategies for Effective Practice
By: Rachel Brown-Chidsey and Mark W. Steege
Copyright 2005 by The Guilford Press
Wrightslaw: Special Education Law
(2nd Edition)
By: Peter W. D. Wright, ESQ. and Pamela Darr Wright, MA, MSW
Copyright 2007 by authors
A Guide to Special Education Advocacy
What Parents, Clinicians and Advocates Need to Know
By: Matthew Cohen
Copyright 2009 by author
The Special Education Battlefield
A Guide to the Due Process Hearing and Other Tools of Effective Advocacy
By: Andrew Cuddy, Esq.
Taking Sides
Clashing Views on Controversial
Issues in Special Education
By: MaryAnn Byrnes
Copyright 2005 by McGraw-Hill/Dushkin
How to Compromise with your School District
Without Compromising Your Child
A Field Guide for Getting Effective Services for
Children with Special Needs
By: Gary Mayerson
You, Your Child, and “Special” Education
A Guide to Dealing with the System
By: Barbara Coyne Cutler with Sue Pratt
Copyright 2010 by Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co.
Wrightslaw:
From Emotions to Advocacy
The Special Education Survival Guide
By: Pam Wright and Pete Wright
A Parent’s Guide to Special Education
Insider Advice on How to Navigate the System
and Help Your Child Succeed
By: Linda Wilmshurst, Ph.D., ABPP,
and Alan W. Brue, Ph.D., NCSP
Special Needs Advocacy Resource Book
What You Can Do Now to Advocate for Your
Exceptional Child’s Education
By: Rich Weinfeld and Michelle Davis
Copyright 2008 by Prufrock Press Inc.
Surviving Due Process:
Stephen Jeffers v. School Board
Takes you through a special education due process hearing
from initial preparations to testimony by the final witness.
DVD from Wrightslaw
Straight Talk about Psychological Testing for Kids
When, Why, and How to Have Your Child Tested
By: Ellen Braaten, PhD, and Gretchen Felopulos, PhD
Copyright 2004 The Guilford Press
Testing Your Child and Teen for Learning Disabilities CD
What School Testing Can’t and Won’t Tell You (Book and CD)
By: Claudia McCullouch, Ph.D.
Copyright 2004 by Grey Eyes Media
Special Educator’s Complete Guide to 109 Diagnostic Tests
How to Select & Interpret Tests, Use Results in IEPs, and Remediate Specific Difficulties
By: Roger Pierangelo, Ph.D and George Giuliani, Psy.D.
Copyright 1998 by John Wilcy & Sons, Inc.
Wrightslaw: All About IEPs
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About IEPs
By: Peter W.D. Wright, Esq, Pamela Darr Wright, MA, MSW and
Sandra Webb O’Connor, M. Ed.
2011 Copyright by authors
Better IEPs (4th Edition)
How to Develop Legally Correct and Educationally
Useful Programs
By: Barbara D. Bateman and Mary Anne Linden
2006 Copyright by: Attainment Company
Nolo’s The Complete IEP Guide
(6th Edition)
How to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child
By: Attorney Lawrence M. Siegel
(3rd and 5th Edition also available)
Writing Measurable IEP Goals and Objectives
By: Barbara D. Bateman and Cynthia M. Herr
2006 Copyright by: Attainment Company
How Well Does Your IEP Measure Up?
Quality Indicators for Effective Service Delivery
By: Diane Twachtman-Cullen and Jennifer Twachtman-Reilly
2002 Copyright by Starfish Specialty Press, LLC
Aligning IEPs to Academic Standards
For Students with Moderate and Severe Disabilities
By: Ginevra Courtade-Little, M. Ed. And Diane M. Browder, Ph.D.
Copyright 2005 by Attainment Company, Inc.
IEP-2005
Writing and Implementing Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)
By: Edward Burns
2006 Copyright by Charles C Thomas Publisher, LTD
Wrightslaw: Special Education Law, 2nd Edition includes the full text of
the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the IDEA regulations with
analysis and commentary.
Surviving Due Process:
Stephen Jeffers v.
School Board takes
you through a special
education due process
hearing from opening
arguments through
closing statements.
This film is based on
an actual case.
(DVD, 2 hrs)
Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy, 2nd Edition - The Special
Education Guide includes tips, strategies, references, and Internet
resources.
Wrightslaw: No Child Left Behind includes the full text of
the No Child Left Behind Act with analysis, interpretation &
commentary; advocacy strategies, tips, sample letters; and
the No Child Left Behind CD-ROM of Publications & Resources.
In Wrightslaw: All About IEPs,
you'll find clear, concise answers to over 200
frequently asked questions about IEPs
Alphabet Kids From ADD to Zellweger Syndrome
A Guide to Developmental, Neurobiological
and Psychological Disorders for Parents and Professionals
By: Robbie Woliver
Dyslogic Syndrome
Why Millions of Kids are “Hyper,” Attention-Disordered, Learning Disabled,
Depressed, Aggressive, Defiant, or Violent—And What We Can Do About It
By: Bernard Rimland
Copyright 2008 by The Wacker Foundation
Kids in the Syndrome
Mix of ADHD, LD, Asperger’s, Tourette’s, Bipolar, and More!
The One Stop Guide for Parents, Teachers, and Other Professionals
By: Martin L. Kutscher MD
Healing the New Childhood Epidemics
Autism, ADHD, Asthma, and Allergies
The Groundbreaking Program for the 4-A Disorders
By: Kenneth Bock, M.D. and Cameron Stauth
Treating Youth with DSM-IV Disorders
The Role of Social Skill Instruction
A proven teaching approach that enhances the treatment provided to
troubled youth by mental health professionals and others
By: Michael Sterba, M.H.D. and Tom Dowd, M.A.
Copyright 1998 by Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home
The Educator’s Guide to Mental Health Issues in the Classroom
By: Frank M. Kline and Larry B. Silver
Copyright 2004 by Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., Inc.
Disconnected Kids
The Groundbreaking Brain Balance Program for Children with Autism,
ADHD, Dyslexia, and Other Neurological Disorders
Achieve Results at Home and Without Drugs
By: Dr. Robert Melillo (Creator and Founder of Brain Balance Centers)
Copyright 2009 by Roelty Corporation
Screamfree Parenting
The Revolutionary Approach to Raising Your Kids by Keeping Your Cool
By: Hal Edward Runkel, LMFT
Copyright 2007 by Screamfree Omnimedia, LLC
Learning Bridges
Quick and Easy Activities for Change
By: Jim Still-Pepper
Stop Negotiating With Your Teen
Strategies for Parenting Your Angry, Manipulative, Moody, or Depressed Adolescent
By: Janet Sasson Edgette, Psy.D., M.P.H.
Active Parenting Today
For Parents of 2 to 12 year olds
By: Michael H. Popkin, Ph.D.
Copyright 1993 by Active Parenting Publishers, Inc.
Who’s Raising Whom?
Strategies for Saving Your Sanity
By: Michael M. Thomson, Ph.D.
A Special Kind of Love
For Those Who Love Children with Special Needs
By: Susan Titus Osborn and Janet Lynn Mitchell
Views from Our Shoes
Lessons From Ty
Growing Up with a Brother or Sister
with Special Needs
By: Donald Meyer
Learning and Living with an Exceptional Boy
By: John F. Durkin
Copyright 2010 by John Durkin
They Created Us
Special Education, Medicaid Waivers, EPSDT,
Independent Case Management A Family’s Journey Through A Bureacratic Maze!
By: Denise Mercado
Breakthough Parenting for Children with Special Needs
Raising the Bar of Expectations
By: Judy Winter
Being the Other One
Growing Up with a Brother or Sister
Who Has Special Needs
By: Kate Strohm
Hi, I’m Adam
Brandon and the Bipolar Bear
A Child’s Story of Tourette Syndrome
By: Adam Buehrens
A Story for Children with Bipolar Disorder
By: Tracy Anglada
Parenting the Explosive Child DVD
The Collaborative Problem Solving Approach
Featuring Ross W. Greene, Ph. D., and J. Stuart Ablon, Ph.D.
Copyright 2004
No More Meltdowns
Positive Strategies for Managing and
Preventing Out –Of-Control Behavior
By: Jed Baker, Ph.D.
Copyright 2008 Future Horizons
The Behavior Survival Guide for Kids
How to Make Good Choices and Stay out of Trouble
By: Tom McIntyre, Ph. D
Understanding Your Child’s Puzzling Behavior
A Guide for Parents of Children with Behavioral, Social, and Learning Challenges
By: Steven E. Curtis, PhD
The Defiant Child
A Parent’s Guide to Oppositional Defiant Disorder
By: Dr. Douglas A. Riley
Helping the Noncompliant Child
Family-Based Treatment for Oppositional Behavior
By: Robert J. McMahon and Rex L. Forehand
Responding to Problem Behavior in Schools
The Behavior Education Program
By: Deanne A. Crone, Leanne S. Hawken and Robert H. Horner
Behavior Solutions for the Inclusive Classroom
See a Behavior, look it up
By: Beth Aune, OTR/L, Beth Burt and Peter Gennaro
Temper Tamers
An 8 Session Anger Management Pull-Out Program
By: Kathryn Pearson, M.S.
Copyright 2002 by: IEP Resources
Managing Challenging Children
By: Gerard Gordon
Characteristics of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders of
Children and Youth (and cases)
By: James M. Kauffman
Copyright 2005 by Pearson Education, Inc.
School-Based Behavioral Assessment
Informing Intervention and Instruction
By: Sandra Chafouleas, T. Chris Riley-Tillman and George
Sugai
Different minds learn differently
America’s top learning expert shows how every child can succeed
(paperback)
Dr. Mel Levine
The Complete Developing Mind’s Library (8 DVDs)
Secrets to turning on the tuned-out child
Proven techniques and strategies to inspire children to succeed
(paperback and DVD)
Richard Lavoie
PBS DVDs
Misunderstood Minds DVD
Searching for Success in School
Copyright 2004 WGBH Educational Foundation
The Misunderstood Child
Understanding and Coping with Your Child’s Learning Disabilities
By: Larry B. Silver, M.D.
The Complete Learning Disabilities Handbook
Ready-to-Use Strategies & Activities for Teaching Students with Learning Disabilities
By: Joan M. Harwell and Rebecca Williams Jackson
Learning Disabilities
Academic Skills Problems
Direct Assessment and Intervention
By: Edward S. Shapiro
From Identification to Intervention
By: Jack M. Fletcher, G. Reid Lyon,
Lynn S. Fuchs and Marcia A. Barnes
The Survival Guide for Kids with LD
By: Gary Fisher, Ph.D., and
Rhoda Cummings, Ed.D.
Ready–to-Use Tools & Materials for
Remediating Specific Learning Disabilities
Complete Learning Disabilities Resource Library
By: Joan M. Harwell
Teach Me Different! DVD
A Child with Special Needs DVD
Hosted by Sylvester Stallone
Copyright 2005 by Parents’ Action for Children
Successful Strategies for Teaching Children
Who Learn Differently
PBS Video With Sally Smith
Copyright 2001 by American University
Parenting A Struggling Reader
A Guide to Diagnosing and Finding Help for
Your Child’s Reading Difficulties
By: Susan L. Hall and Louisa C. Moats, Ed.D.
Copyright 2002 by Susan Long Hall
When Adolescents Can’t Read
Methods and Materials That Work
By: Mary E. Curtis and Ann Marie Longo
A Handbook of Content Literacy Strategies
125 Practical reading and writing ideas
By: Elaine C. Stephens and Jean E. Brown
Copyright 2005 by Christopher-Gordon Publishers, Inc.
I Read It, but I Don’t Get It
Comprehension Strategies for
Adolescent Readers
By: Cris Tovani
Assessment for Reading Instruction
By: Michael C. McKenna and Steven A. Stahl
There’s Room for Me Here
Literacy Workshop in the Middle School
By: Janet Allen and Kyle Gonzalez
Reading Instruction
For Students Who Are At Risk or Have Disabilities
By: William D. Bursuck and Mark Damer
Evidence-Based Reading Instruction
Putting the National Reading Panel Report into Practice
By: International Reading Association
Copyright 2002 by International Reading Association
And Other Reading Disabilities
Reading by the Colors
Overcoming Dyslexia and Other Reading Disabilities
Through the Irlen Method
By: Helen Irlen
Overlays
IRLEN Colored Overlays for Reading Sample Pack of 10 (1 of Each Color)
Overcoming Dyslexia
A New and Complete Science-Based Program
for Reading Problems at Any Level
By: Sally Shaywitz, M.D.
Audiobook available also
Inside Dyslexia DVD
A Documentary: Seeing Through a Different Lens
Copyright 2005 LD Productions LLC
The Everything Parent’s Guide to Children with Dyslexia
All You Need to Ensure Your Child’s Success
By: Abigail Marshall
Copyright 2004 by F W Publications, Inc.
How to Reach & Teach Children & Teens with Dyslexia
A Parent and Teacher Guide to Helping Students of All Ages Academically,
Socially and Emotionally
By: Cynthia M. Stowe, M. Ed.
And
Autism Spectrum Disorders
The Complete Guide to Understanding Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome,
Pervasive Developmental Disorder, and Other ASDs
By: Chantal Sicile-Kira
Asperger Syndrome and Adolescence
The Oasis Guide to Asperger Syndrome
Helping Preteens and Teens Get Ready for the Real World
By: Teresa Bolick, PH.D.
Advice, Support, Insight and Inspiration
By: Patricia Romanowski Bashe, M. S. Ed., and Barbara L. Kirby
Copyright 2005 by Simon Baron-Cohen
The Complete Guide to Asperger’s Syndrome
By: Tony Attwood
Mindblindness
An Essay on Autism and Theory of Mind
By: Simon Baron-Cohen
Copyright 1995 by MA Institute of Tech.
Autism Treatment Guide
By: Elizabeth King Gerlach
Raising NLD Superstars
What Families with Nonverbal Learning Disabilities Need to
Know About Nurturing Confident, Competent Kids
By: Marcia Brown Rubinstien
Bridging the Gap
Raising a Child with Nonverbal Learning Disorder
By: Rondalyn Varney Whitney
&
And School
The New Social Story Book
Over 150 Social Stories That Teach Everyday Social Skills to
Children with Autism or Asperger’s Syndrome, and Their Peers
By: Carol Gray
Educating Children with Autism
By: National Research Council
Copyright 2001 by the National Academy of Sciences
Incorporating Social Goals in the Classroom
A Guide for teachers and Parents of Children with HighFunctioning Autism and Asperger Syndrome
By: Rebecca A. Moyes
Creating a Win—Win IEP
for Students with Autism
A How to Manual for Parents
and Educators
By: Beth Fouse, Ph.D.
I Need Help with School!
A Guide For Parents of Children with
Autism & Asperger’s Syndrome
By: Rebecca A. Moyes
The Social Success Workbook for Teens
Skill-buildings activities for social-skill problems
By: Barbara Cooper, MPS and Nancy Widdows, MS
Educating the Young Child
with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Moving from Diagnosis to Inclusion to Education
By: Michael Abraham
Copyright 2008 by Key Education Publishing Company, LLC.
Kayla’s Voice DVD
Empowering People with Autism
Featuring Kayla Takeuchi
Copyright 2010 by New Ground Publishing Company
We Thought You’d Never Ask:
Voices of People with Autism DVD
A Documentary Film
Copyright 2009 by The Hussman Foundation
Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew
By: Ellen Notbohm
He’s Not Autistic, But…
How We Pulled Our Son From the Mouth of the Abyss
By: Tenna Merchant, M.H., N.D.
Copyright 2007 by Joyous Messenger, Inc.
Nobody Nowhere
The Remarkable Autobiography of an Autistic Girl
By: Donna Williams
A Slant of Sun
Synergy
By: Barb Rentenbach
One Child’s Courage
By: Beth Kephart
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the night-time
There’s a Boy in Here
Emerging from the Bonds of Autism
By: Judy Barron and Sean Barron
A Novel
By: Mark Haddon
DVDs
A documentary about Sue Rubin, who is autistic. She was diagnosed
mentally retarded until age 13 when she started communicating using
a keyboard. (39:50 running time)
13 min film that shows an autistic child’s world through visual imagery,
music, sound effects and text
A video interview with Kelly Londenberg, a 21 year old therapist who
works with autistic children. She is autistic herself and believes
recovery is possible. ((35 mins)
ABC News reports on Aspergers Syndrome, a debilitating, life-long
neurological disorder
ABC News reports
Autism: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
Temple Grandin Starring Claire Danes
Based on the writings by its title subject, HBO Films’ Temple Grandin is an engaging portrait
of an autistic young woman who became, through timely mentoring and sheer force of will,
one of America’s most remarkable success stories. DVD
The Way I See It
A Personal Look at Autism & Asperger’s
By: Temple Grandin, Ph.D
Copyright 2011 by Future Horizons and author
Unwritten Rules of Social Relationships
Decoding Social Mysteries Through
the Unique Perspectives of Autism
By: Dr. Temple Grandin and Sean Barron
Copyright 2005 by Future Horizons and authors
Developing Talents
Thinking in Pictures
Careers for Individuals with Asperger Syndrome
and High-Functioning Autism
By: Temple Grandin and Kate Duffy
Copyright 2004 Autism Asperger Publishing Co.
My Life with Autism
By: Temple Grandin
Available in 3 sizes
·
Patented red disk that disappears as time elapses
·
No ticking, no distractions, no setup required
·
Optional audible signal when time is up
Blank Timer Faces for 8 “ and 12”
Application Stickers for 8” and 12”
ADD/ADHD Smart Solutions DVD
Ways to Improve Your Child’s Behavior
Features Betty Kamen, PhD
(renowned nutrition journalist )
Copyright 2003 by Associated Producers Inc.
Survival Strategies For Parenting Your ADD Child
Dealing with Obsessions, Compulsions, Depression,
Explosive Behavior and Rage
By: George T. Lynn, M.A., C.M.H.C.
The ADHD Autism Connection
A Step Toward More Accurate
Diagnosis and Effective Treatment
By: Diane M. Kennedy
The Survival Guide for Kids with ADD or ADHD
By: John F. Taylor, Ph.D.
Parenting Children with ADHD
10 Lessons that Medicine Cannot Teach
By: Vincent J. Monastra, PhD
Ritalin Free Kids
Safe and Effective Homeopathic Medicine for ADHD
and Other Behavioral and Learning Problems
By: Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, N.D., M.S.W.,
and Robert Ullman, N.D.
Making the System WORK for Your Child with ADHD
How to Cut Through Red Tape and Get What You Need
From Doctors, Teachers, Schools, and Healthcare Plans
By: Peter S. Jensen, MD
Making Sense of AD/HD
An Educator-friendly resource for helping students with AD/HD
By: Katie M. Frey and Linda Roberts
Empower ADHD Kids!
Practical Strategies to Assist ADHD Children in Developing
Learning and Social Competencies
By: Becky White
Copyright 2005 by Key Education Publishing Company, LLC
A New View of AD/HD
Success Strategies for the Impulsive Learner
By: Eric Jensen
Copyright 2003 by The Brain Store
How to Reach and Teach Children with ADD/ADHD
Practical Techniques, Strategies, and Interventions
By: Sandra F. Rief
Teaching the Tiger
A Handbook for Individuals Involved in the Education of Students with Attention
Deficit Disorders, Tourette Syndrome or Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
By: Marilyn P. Dornbush, Ph.D. and Sheryl K. Pruitt, M.Ed.
Mind Race
A Firsthand Account of one Teenager’s Experience with Bipolar Disorder
By: Patrick E. Jamieson, PH.D.
Copyright 2006 by author (published by Oxford University Press)
Monochrome Days
A Firsthand Account of One Teenager’s Experience with Depression
By: Cait Irwin
Copyright 2007 by Oxford University Press, Inc.
If Your Adolescent Has Depression or Bipolar Disorder
An Essential Resource for Parents
By: Dwight L. Evans and Linda Wasmer Andrews
If Your Adolescent Has an Anxiety Disorder
By: Edna B. Foa, Ph.D., and Linda Wasmer Andrews
If Your Adolescent Has Schizophrenia
By: Raquel E. Gur, M.D., Ph.D., and Ann Braden Johnson, Ph. D.
Me, Myself, and Them
A Firsthand Account of One Young Person’s Experience with Schizophrenia
By: Kurt Snyder
Next to Nothing
A Firsthand Account of One Teenager’s Experience with an Eating Disorder
By: Carrie Arnold
What You Must Think of Me
A Firsthand Account of One Teenager’s Experience with Social Anxiety Disorder
By: Emily Ford
The Thought That Counts
A First Hand Account of One Teenager’s Experience with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
By: Jared Kant
Copyright 2008 Oxford University Press, Inc.
Eight Stories Up
An Adolescent Chooses Hope Over Suicide
By: Dequincy A. Lezine
“Help Me, I’m Sad”
Recognizing, Treating, and Preventing Childhood
and Adolescent Depression
By: David G. Fassler, M.D., and Lynne S. Dumas
Childhood Depression
Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents
School-Based Intervention
By: Kevin Stark
By: Tracy L. Morris and John S. March
What to do When Your Child
has Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Strategies and Solutions
By: Aureen Pinto Wagner, Ph.D.
Copyright 2006 By Lighthouse Press, Inc.
Helping Your Depressed Child
Freeing Your Child From Anxiety
A Step-By-Step Guide for Parents
By: Martha Underwood Barnard, Ph.D.
Powerful, Practical Solutions to Overcome
Your Child’s Fears, Worries, and Phobias
By: Tamar E. Chansky, Ph.D.
Stop Negotiating With Your Teen
Strategies for Parenting your Angry, Manipulative,
Moody or Depressed Adolescent
By: Janet Sasson Edgette
Copyright 2002 by Perigee Trade
24: A Day in the Life of Bipolar Children and Their Families
DVD or CD
By: Janice Papolos
Copyright 2007 by Papolos Productions
Mommy I’m Still In Here
One Family’s Journey with Bipolar Disease
By: Kate McLaughlin
The Bipolar Child
The Definitive Guide to Childhood’s
Most Misunderstood Disorder
By: Demitri Papolos, M.D., and Janice Papolos
Parenting a Bipolar Child
What to do and Why
By: Gianni L. Faedda, MD
and Nancy B. Austin, PSY.D.
Understanding the Mind of Your Bipolar Child
The Complete Guide to the Development, Treatment,
and Parenting of Children with Bipolar Disorder
By: Gregory T. Lombardo, M.D., Ph.D.
Survival Strategies for Parenting Children with Bipolar Disorder
Innovative Parenting and Counseling Techniques for Helping Children with Bipolar
Disorder and the Conditions that May Occur With It.
By: George T. Lynn, M.A., M.P.A., C.M.H.C.
The Late Talker
What to do if Your Child Isn’t Talking Yet
By: Marilyn C. Agin, M.D., Lisa F. Geng, and Malcolm J. Nicholl
The Parents Guide to Speech and Language Problems
Real-World Advice on: Making Sense of Your Child’s Diagnosis,
Being Your Child’s Best Advocate and Helping Your Child and Your Family Cope
By: Debbie Feit with Heidi M. Feldman, M.D., Ph.D.
Literacy and Your Deaf Child
What Every Parent Should Know
By: David A. Stewart and Bryan R. Clarke
Copyright 2003 by Gallaudet University
We CAN Hear and Speak!
The Power of Auditory-Verbal Communication for Children Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
By: Carol Flexer, Ph.D. and Catherine Richards, M.A.
Copyright 1998 by Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf
Sensory Integration Dysfunction
The Out-Of-Sync Child
Recognizing and Coping with
Sensory Processing Disorder
By: Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A.
Copyright 2005 by Skylight Press
Raising a Sensory Smart Child
The Definitive Handbook for Helping
Your Child with Sensory Integration Issues
By: Lindsey Biel, M. A., OTR/L and Nancy Peske
Answers to Questions Teachers Ask About Sensory Integration
Forms, Checklists and Practical Tools
By: Jane Koomar, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA, Carol Kranowitz, MA
and Stacey Szklut, MS, OTR/L and others
Copyright 2007 by Future Horizons, Inc.
Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Issues
Practical Solutions for Making Sense of the World
By: Brenda Smith Myles, Katherine Tapscott Cook,
Nancy E. Miller, Louann Rinner and Lisa A. Robbins
Copyright 2000 by Autism Asperger Publishing Co.
Understanding Sensory Dysfunction
Learning, Development and Sensory Dysfunction in Autism Spectrum
Disorders, ADHD, Learning Disabilities and Bipolar Disorder
By: Polly Godwin Emmons and Liz McKendry Anderson
The Out-Of-Sync Child Has Fun
Activities for Kids with Sensory Integration Dysfunction
By: Carol Stock Kranowitz, M.A.
What Kids Need to Succeed
Proven, Practical Ways to Raise Good Kids
By: Peter L. Benson, Ph.D., Judy Galbraith, M.A., and Pamela Espeland
Copyright 1994 by Search Institute and Free Spirit Publishing Inc.
Get Organized Without Losing It
By: James S. Fox
Fighting Invisible Tigers
A Stress Management Guide for
Teens
By: Earl Hipp
The Organized Student
Teaching Children the Skills for Success
in School and Beyond
By: Donna Goldberg
Late, Lost , and Unprepared
A Parents’ Guide to Helping Children with Executive Functioning
By: Joyce Cooper-Kahn, Ph.D. and Laurie Dietzel, Ph.D.
Executive Skills in Children and Adolescents
A Practical Guide to Assessment and Intervention
By: Peg Dawson and Richaed Guare
Copyright 2004 byThe Guilford Press
Assessment and Intervention for
Executive Function Difficulties
By: George McCloskey, Lisa A. Perkins and Bob Van Divner
Copyright 2009 by Taylor & Francis Group
Reflections of Erin
The Importance of Belonging, Relationships,
and Learning with Each Other
By: Barbara McKenzie
Visions for the 21st Century Down Syndrome
By: William I. Cohen, Lynn Nadel and Myra E. Madnick
Copyright 2002 by Wiley-Liss, Inc.
Early Communication Skills for Children with Down Syndrome
A Guide for Parents and Professionals
By: Libby Kumin, Ph.D., CCC-SLP
Copyright 2003 by Woodbine House
Educating the Child with Cancer
A Guide for Parents and Teachers
By: Nancy Keene
Copyright 2003 by Candlelighters Childhood
Cancer Foundationj
Cerebral Palsy
A Complete Guide for Caregiving
By: Freeman Miller, M.D. and Steven J. Bachrach, M.D.
Copyright 2006 by The Johns Hopkins University Press
Chemo, Craziness & Comfort
My Book About Childhood Cancer
By: Nancy Keene
Copyright 2002 by Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Founda-
Attachment, Trauma, and Healing
Understanding and Treating Attachment Disorder in Children and Families
By: Terry M. Levy and Michael Orlans
Copyright 1998 by The Child Welfare League of America, Inc.
When Love is Not Enough
A Guide to Parenting with RAD—Reactive Attachment Disorder
By: Nancy Thomas
The Boy Who Was Raised As A Dog
And Other Stories From a Child Psychiatrist’s Notebook
What Traumatized Children Can Teach Us About Loss, Love, and Healing
By: Bruce D. Perry, M.D., Ph.D. and Maia Szalavitz
Closing the Achievement Gap
How to Reach Limited-Formal-Schooling and Long-Term English Learners
By: Yvonne S. Freeman and David E. Freeman
Through the Golden Door
Educational Approaches for Immigrant Adolescents with Limited Schooling
By: Betty J. Mace-Matluck, Rosalind Alexander-Kasparik, and Robin M. Queen
Copyright 1998 by The Center for Applied Linguistics and by Delta Systems Co., Inc.
Research-Based Strategies for English Language Learners
How to Reach Goals and Meet Standards, K-8
By: Denise M. Rea and Sandra P. Mercuri
Building Academic Language
Essential Practices for Content Classrooms
By: Jeff Zwiers
Comprehension Strategies for English Language Learners
30 Research-Based Reading Strategies That Help Students Read, Understand, and
Really Learn Content From Their Textbooks and Other Nonfiction Material
By: Margaret Bouchard
Inclusive Classroom
Inclusive Classrooms
Video Cases on CD-ROM, Activity and Learning Guide
By: Anne M. Bauer and Stephen Kroeger
The Beyond Access Model
Promoting Membership, Participation, and Learning
For Students with Disabilities in the General Education Classroom
By: Cheryl M. Jorgensen, Michael McSheehan and Rae M. Sonnenmeier
Copyright 2010 by Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co., Inc.
Inclusive Education: (DVD)
Rediscovering our Right to Belong
By: Norman Kunc
Copyright 2003 by Broadreach Training and Resources
Self-Advocacy
Speak Out for Understanding DVD
Promoting Communication, Awareness, and Equity for People with Disabilities
Harwood Union High School and Paul MacGowan
Ask and Tell
Self-Advocacy and Disclosure for
People on the Autism Spectrum
By: Stephen M. Shore
Copyright 2004 by Autism Asperger Publishing Co.
New Voices
Self-Advocacy by People with Disabilities
By: Gunnar Dybwad and Hank Bersani Jr.
Copyright 1996 by Brookline Books, Inc.
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