Resources for Students with Disabilities
If your child has an IEP, check out these resources:
- Improving the Lives of Individuals with Autism through Exercise
- School Closure Tool Kit for Students with Autism by Easter Seals - Includes visual schedules, First/Then boards, choice boards, etc in PDF form for home
- Improving the Lives of Individuals with Autism through Exercise
- Special Education- Related Services Home Education Resources
- Additional Resources
TK
- 9 Reasons to use Visuals
- Picture Communication Visuals
- Daily Schedule Visuals
- Sorting Basics
- Communication: Tell Me What To Do
- How to Make a Visual Schedule
- Communication Placemat For Meals using ObjectsAdditional Learning Resources
Kindergarten & First Grade
- Kindergarten STEM Modified Readers -Two Adapted Digital Books on Science & Math Topics with Differentiated Comprehension Activities
Second Grade
- Grades 1-2 STEM Modified Readers- Two Adapted Digital Books on Science and Math Topics with Differentiated Comprehension Questions
3rd - 5th Grade
- Grade 3-5 Modified STEM Readers- Two Adapted Digital Books on Science and Math Topics with Differentiated Comprehension Activities
6th - 12th Grade
- Google Read and Write Extension for Chrome - Helps students access online content through Text-to-speech to hear words, passages, or whole documents read aloud with easy-to-follow dual color highlighting; Text and picture dictionaries to see the meaning of words explained; Speech-to-text, dictate words to assist with writing, proofreading & studying
- Grade 6+ Modified STEM Readers- Two Adapted Digital Books on Science and Math Topics with Differentiated Comprehension Activities
Special Education
Adapted Physical Education
Instructional Continuity for Students with Disabilities
Download this information as a PDF: Instructional Continuity for Students with Disabilities.
Bajar esta información en formato PDF: Continuidad de la Enseñanza para Estudiantes con Discapacidades
For more information, visit: https://achieve.lausd.net/sped
Support for Students on Core Curriculum
Students with disabilities on the core curriculum can supplement their learning through the same means as general education students (students without disabilities). The following resources are available to supplement students in accessing the core curriculum.
• Edgenuity is available for student use K-12. Each student has an individual code that will allow them to access lessons in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Science and History/Social Science lessons are available for middle and high school students. http://www.edgenuity.com/lausd/
• Curriculum maps can be accessed on the Division of Instruction Website: https://achieve.lausd.net/instruction
You will see a box labeled “Curriculum Maps”: Elementary, Middle, and High School. Click on the grade level span you wish to view (refer to picture). Parents, select the pd format. Curriculum maps contain guidelines for what is learned in each grade and subject matter throughout the year. The map will show what students work on in the subject at different time periods throughout the year, giving a rough guide of where students are instructionally
Parents may also access this free resource online: http://bit.ly/ECSEParentResources
Sample Schedule
