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Place for you & me : learning and living together as a community, 2011 Student supplement

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Okla State Agency	Developmental Disabilities Council, Oklahoma
Title	Place for you & me : learning and living together as a community, 2011 Student supplement
Authors	Newspapers in Education The Oklahoman. Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council.
Publisher	NewsOk.com
Publication Date	2011
Publication type	Student Materials
Subject	Children with disabilities--Juvenile literature. Self-help devices for people with disabilities--Juvenile literature.
Purpose	In Brief: A disability awareness program for grades K-4. Full Description: Help your students understand the importance of community building through the acceptance of their peers with disabilities. This program will teach students about creating positive communities, Braille and Sign Language as forms of communication, assistive technology, and the many types of adaptive recreation. This program is made possible through the support of the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council. Grade Divisions: Elementary (K-4)
Notes	1 of 6 parts
OkDocs Class#	H3000.8 P697y 2011 Student supp
For all parts click	H3000.8 P697y 2011
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Downloaded from agency website:
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2012-04-05
Date modified	2012-04-05

Title	Place for Me Student Supp 1
Full text	1 LEARNING AND LIVING TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY
Date created	2012-04-05
Date modified	2012-04-05

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