Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Library Resources
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This engaging program shows teens and adults who have intellectual disabilities how to add fruit to their diets.Check out Fruit Rainbow
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Help individuals make a successful transition into good community-based employment.Check out Job Success
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Disabled Fables is a collection of time-honored stories by Aesop, retold and illustrated by artists with developmental disabilities.Check out Disabled Fables
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Rachel Coleman, holds children's attention of all ages to sing, dance, and play as they learned sign language.Check out Hopkins Toilet Training Kit
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In this book, Mather and Goldstein identify 10 building blocks important to learning success.Check out Learning Disabilities and Challenging Behaviors
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Photojournalist Dan Habib rarely thought about inclusion before his son Samuel was born Now he thinks about inclusion every day.Check out Including Samuel
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This is a reference book including information on the following: typical development and factors that can affect development, developmental domains, and the principles of assessment and intervention.Check out Young Children with Special Needs
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This book looks at the core principles of HighScope's participatory learning approach in which young children actively construct their knowledge of the world.Check out I Belong
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This practical and engaging book chronicles the reflections and actions of teachers within a preschool setting whose primary emphasis is establishing strong relationships.Check out Including One, Including All
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An essential resource for every family who has a child with a disability and for every professional who works with families of children who have disabilities.Check out The Parent to Parent Handbook
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A video highlighting real-life workers with developmental disabilities and social skills needed for job success.Check out It's All Part of the Job
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Loan programs allow people with disabilities to borrow equipment and try it in their natural environments (home, school, workplace, etc.) to help them in making a better decision as to whether the product and its features will be useful to them.