• Resource Program Links and Recommendations

     
    RSP Home Learning - Enrichment activities to support learning at home
     
    Education.com - Access to free printable worksheets and academic games
     
    ABCYa - Literacy and Math Games Grades TK-5
     
    Starfall - Literacy Games Grades K-2
     
    Fun Brain - Reading & Grammar Games
     
    Storyline Online - Digital Read-Alouds for All Ages
     
    Just Books Read Aloud - Read-Alouds by Reading Level
     
    Prodigy - Math Practice Made Fun
     
    Khan Academy - Math and Science Digital Lessons Grades K-8
     
    Moby Max - All Academic Content Grades 1-8
     
    Math Playground - Games Sorted by Topic/Math Strand
     
    Fun Brain - Math Games with Grade Level Recommendations
     
    Mr. Nussbaum - Math Games
     
    PBS Kids - Math Games for Little Learners
     
     
    Special Day Class Links and Recommendations
     
    Starfall - Literacy Games Grades K-2
     
    Education.com - Access to free printable worksheets and academic games
     
    Scholastic - 20 days of free articles, stories, videos, and fun learning activities
     
    Unique Learning System - Preschool
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades K-2)
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades 3-5)
     
     
    Autism SDC Links and Recommendations
     
    Autism Classroom Resources - This website has math, matching, and many other practice activities students can do at home
     
    Education.com - Access to free printable worksheets and academic games
     
    Unique Learning System - Preschool
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades K-2)
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades 3-6)
     
     
    Functional Skills SDC Links and Recommendations
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades K-2)
     
    Unique Learning System - Elementary (Grades 3-6)
     
    Unique Learning System - Middle School (Grades 7-8)
     
    Use natural opportunities to maintain skills
    • Count/add/subtract/multiply when
      • Setting the table
      • Cleaning up
      • Sorting/folding laundry
      • Cooking
      • Playing a board game
    • Read environmental print/numbers
    • Sing the ABC Song while washing hands
    • Label objects/actions/attributes at home and in the community
    • Ask “wh” questions about a video or book
     
    Speech and Language Links and Recommendations
     
    Speech Therapy Home Activities - This links to a free download of three handouts that promote speech and language at home
     
    Speech and Language Activities for Home - Speech and Language Practice
     
    Augmentative and Alternative Communication
     
    Speech and Language Songs - YouTube Channel of videos with Core Vocabulary Songs
     
     
    Occupational Therapy Links and Recommendations
     
    Kids Master Skills - Free take-home packet created by an OT
     
    Tools to Grow - Free ideas, packets available
     
    The OT Toolbox - Use a lot of items found around the home
     
    The OT Toolbox - Fine motor and coordination acitivities using a simple deck of cards
     
    The OT Toolbox - Here are movement, dexterity, and strengthening activities using craft pom poms
     
    The OT Toolbox - Here are activities using paper clips to encourage coordination, visual motor skills, perception, and dexterity
     
    The OT Toolbox - Here are sensory diet activities for the backyard
     
    The OT Toolbox - Here are 31 ways to learn through movement and play
     
    The OT Tool Box - Here is a giant list of activities using playdough
     
    Therapy Street for Kids - Activities/ideas to work on a variety of skills
     
    Typing Practice

    Nitro Type

    Typing Club

    Online Eye Exercises

    Eye Can Learn

    Adaptive PE Links and Recommendations

    RSD APE Videos

    Open PhysEd

    Go Noodle
     
    Dance Sweat Live
     
    Move to Learn
     
    Cosmic Kids Yoga
     
    The OT Toolbox - Indoor recess activities 
    • To encourage gross motor movement, core strengthening, and heavy work for sensory needs, try these indoor recess activities. They work at home, too!
    • Get outside!
    • Maintain a routine of going outside daily and being active
    • Reduce screen time
    • Do warm-ups (jumping jacks, toe touches, stretches)
    • Dance party!
    • Have a set PE time (physical movement, outdoor play, sports games) throughout the week

    Social Emotional Behavior Links
     

    National Association of School Psychologist (NASP) - National Association of School PSychologist (NASP) handout (English, Spanish, Chinese available)--Talking to Children About COVID-19: A Parent Resources

    CA State Council on Disabilities - COVID-19 Information By and For People with Disabilities


    Social Emotional Apps

    Headspace

    Calm

    Universal Breathing App


    Tech & Other Resources

    Studio Code - Coding: Challenge the Mind & Learn 21st Century Skills

    Type Rocket - Practice your typing skills

    Dance Mat Typing - Improve your touch typing & speed


    Offline Activities
     
    • If you have a music instrument...practice!
    • Family puzzles and game boards
    • Enjoy Nature (go for a walk, play outside, ride a bike or scooter)
    • Bake cookies or cook a family favorite recipe
    • Scrapbook photos of friends and family
    • Write a letter to a friend
    • Organize an area in your room
    • Read a book and share your favorite part of the story
    • Create a comic book
    • Find geometric shapes in your home (I spy a triangle...I spy a square)
    • Flip a coin 10, 20, 100 times to compare heads vs. tail
    • Study patterns in plants by collecting leaves
    • Create a new dance move or game
    • Count steps between rooms in your home
    • Play "I'm Thinking of..." (I am thinking of an animal that is grey, is large, and has a trunk...)