UDL & Accessibility Resources

• Storyline Online: streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations.
• Unite for Literacy: to ensure that all children have access to an abundance of books that celebrate their cultures and languages.
• Bookshare: ebook library that makes reading easier. People with reading barriers can customize their experience and read in ways that work for them.
• Monarch Reader: A collection of free, age appropriate, easy-to-read, and accessible books on a wide range of topics.
• Paul V. Sherlock: free adapted commonly used education books.
• Dogonews: A source for current events, news and non-fictional content for Common Core ELA, Science and Social Studies.
• Project Gutenberg: Project Gutenberg is a library of over 60,000 free eBooks. You will find older works for which U.S. copyright has expired.
• Rewordify- copy and paste text to this free website.  It will simplify the difficult text

• Vocaroo- Website that can help with prewriting activities.  It allows you to record voice notes for free.
• Holt: Digital and fillable graphic organizers.

Websites:

• Math Learning Apps: Various apps with interactive manipulatives (i.e. Geoboard, fractions, number frames).
• Virtual Manipulatives: Interactive and virtual manipulatives that students can use as they learn math.

• Websites:

• Typing Club: Typing tutorial site that has various accessibility tools: high contrast, vision, one-handed typing (either hand).
• Typing.com: Free keyboarding tutorial website.
• Dance Mat Typing: It is interactive, fun, free and easy-to-use for kids; the system is complete with animated animal characters, graphics and sounds.