I love finding new FREE resources that would make a great
addition to my lesson plans. Read, Write, Think is a resource mentioned in the
course book, Assistive Technology in the
Classroom: Enhancing the School Experience of Students with Disabilities. I
decided to review the website and LOVED it. This website is easy to access and
not only offers teachers tons of FREE resources but has a parent section as
well. This website is part of the National Council of Teachers of English
(NCTE) which is aligned to common core standards and specific state standards.
Read, Write, Think offers lesson plans, interactive activities for students to
supplement lesson plans, and a parent resource page. The lesson plans include resources
and preparation, the instructional outline, related resources, printable resources
and standards. Students with learning disabilities and autism would benefit
from this website because it offers great activities for supplemental material
or repetition. I found great graphic organizers that would help students organize
their work. Students with visual impairments would benefit from the voice directions
for the activities. Teachers can create beneficial assignments in minutes. Some
of the interactive activities I found useful were the word sorts, make your own
crossword puzzles, and themed poems. This website makes it easy for students to
access and save or print their final products. There is no need for a log in or
password, just enter the website and enjoy unlimited free resources at the
click of a button! Feel free to click
the link above and see for yourself!
Take a look below at the crossword puzzle I created within
minutes to supplement my 3rd grade branches of government lesson.
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