This resource is a great way to allow kids to move, communicate, and build anticipation for a novel. It requires minimal work on the teacher's end, but can produce great discussion.

Padlet is a free, online resource. For educators it only requires a simple setup, and allows for change in regards to privacy and other settings. For students, it provides a link and space for them to access anytime.

This slideshow reinforces the idea of being nice when using a computer and what to do if someone sends something to you that makes you feel uncomfortable.

These short videos are approximately five minutes long and are intended to provide a quick look at implementing a particular strategy. The How To videos provide a short description of the topic with real life video examples of how to implement the evidence-based practice in the classroom with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

In this activity/ lesson students will conduct research about a given or chosen profession, interview a professional in the field via video conferencing, and write a short article, essay, journal entry, or blog about their experience and the information they gathered.