Guideline 1: Options for perception

Digital text (home and school)

Tactile models

Read ability: parses web page to eliminate distractions, leaves content and images

Text to speech tools

Googl Chrome

Smart highlighter pier to task bar to highlight on webpage

Flipped classroom: students watch video of instruction at home

Image and text wordwall

Youtube video of topic

Digital text (manipulative text)

Doc cameras

Adapt o pictures use boardmaker or app: symbol support

Highlight

ASL sign

Braille

Google images for vocabulary

Enlarge font

Change page background colors

‘Smart’ board with visual, auditory, and text display of information

Guideline 2: Options for language, math expressions, sybmols

Word prediction

Digital annotating

Adobe acrobat

Recorded language words- spoken clearly for language

Khan Academy, code academy

Word wall with pictures and words and/or dual language

Guideline 3: Options for comprehension

Teach comp strategies and fade supports

Text to speech

Graphic organizers: Inspiration

Concept mapping

Scaling

Clustering

KWL

Use reenactment of role-playing of situations when students had not had prior experience

Twigcarolina.com: amazing films good to build background knowledge and provide meaning for learning

Place, time, audience for self reflection and assessment

Reader’s theater of content

Graphic organizers: writing, reading, conversation

Whiteboard app, interactive

Reading.ecb.org

Video

Relate to real life examples

Guideline 4: Options for physical action

LRS: Learner Response Systems

Switches

Highlight, underline

TextHelp

Screen Readers

Manipulatives

Voice recorder for quick ‘writes’

Textreaders

Speech to text

Switch use

Brain Breaks—activities to reset

Guideline 5: Options for expression and communication

Ipad, iphone apps

Puppet pals

Toontastic

Videolicious

Storykit

My pics talk

Blabberize

Voki

Provide info in visual, audio, tactile format

Menus: flexible menus

Hints on hint cards for math problems

Voice recognition (Dragon- great for proof reading and editing)

iMovie

Prezi.com

iMovie: garage band, rap song, PSA

‘phone a friend’ option for help

Guideline 6: options for executive functions

Ipad, iphone apps:

Ihomework

Istudiezpro

Picture schedule

Storykit

Built in reminders

Evernote

Longer projects, open-ended, use calendar to planout

Checklists, rubrics, exemplars

SMART goals

Agenda planning: App for goal setting

Ginger.com

Graphic organizers

KWL

Apps:

Mirta the supernumber

Reminders

Guideline 7: Options for recruiting interest

Survey students interests

Menus: appetizer, main, dessert

Poll Everywhere

Visuals for choices

Agreed upon classroom rules

PBIS

Project based learning

Survey Monkey

BINGO choice (you have to do 3 across, 3 diagonal, or 3 down—but you choose)

Guideline 8: Options for sustaining effort and persistence

Choral Chant

Collaboration: online collaborative whiteboard

Cooperative groups

Google groups, Google docs with comments to each other

Carousel

Subtext reading

Complex instruction (out of Washington)

Guideline 9: Options for self regulation

Class agenda on board

Cool down corner

Visual schedules within and between

Checklists

Social stories

Set personal, relevant goals

Stress balls

Executive coaching

Self talk

Classroom dojo

Options for seating: bean bag chairs, move and sits, pacing track

Apps:

Bloom HD

Fluid Monkey

Art tree

“TANGLES”: grip that squirms around