Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Library Resources
- This engaging program shows teens and adults who have intellectual disabilities how to add fruit to their diets.Check out Fruit Rainbow
- Help individuals make a successful transition into good community-based employment.Check out Job Success
- Disabled Fables is a collection of time-honored stories by Aesop, retold and illustrated by artists with developmental disabilities.Check out Disabled Fables
- 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
- In this book, Mather and Goldstein identify 10 building blocks important to learning success.Check out Learning Disabilities and Challenging Behaviors
- Photojournalist Dan Habib rarely thought about inclusion before his son Samuel was born Now he thinks about inclusion every day.Check out Including Samuel
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
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.