The following websites provide detailed and useful information for families and providers regarding how to care for, understand and support individuals with intellectual disabilities.
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The following websites provide resources for support groups and social activities for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
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Teacher tools
Find teacher-created worksheets, lesson plans, puzzles, and more helpful resources here.
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iKnowthat.com
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Find a variety of subjects with lesson plans, interactive games, and puzzles for pre-K to 6th grade kids. Activities and subjects are based on state standards. Subscriptions are available for a reasonable price.
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EdHelper.com
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Find activities, flash cards, and lesson plans for pre-K to 6th grade students at this site, a favorite among teachers. Paid registration required, but the content is well worth it.
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History Matters
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History teachers will find great activities and lesson plans for American history. Well-cited sources and in-depth exercises for students are available.
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ReadWriteThink.org
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This site, sponsored by the International Reading Association, promotes lifetime reading. Choose from hundreds of standards-based free lesson plans. Find the perfect one for your classroom.
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19Pencils
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This site allows teachers to discover, manage, and share content, educational sites, quizzes, and more. You can use it for everything from tracking student comprehension to creating a class web site. Sign up for a free account.
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Best of History Websites
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Targeted for teachers, this site offers history lesson plans, activities, games, quizzes, teacher guides, and other resources for grades K-12. Users will find it easy to navigate their wide variety of topics.
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