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This year I will be having five special education students and two visually impaired students in my room. I am trying to find ways to help expand learning to students at all levels. One way I can help do this is through individual learning opportunities. Recently, I receive 4 handheld Leapster game systems from donorschoose.org. These game systems are educationally focused to help assist reading and math skills, but in a fun way for kids. Now that I have the Leapsters, I need games!

I am requesting many types of games that will be able to be played by children at all levels. I will be able to assign a game to a student as center work, or as something they can do when they complete their work. It also could be used as a reward. I am also requesting four protective cases so that the game systems will hopefully last a long time.

In this new generation, we all know that media and technology is what will hold their attention. As a teacher, I realize that if I want to get through to some of these kids, I will have to provide some of that to them. So I want to have fun educational opportunities that the students can participate in the classroom. Learning needs to be fun! I'm sure if you have a child, grandchild, or relative of school age, you have heard complaining about school. Let's make it fun for them, where they can be excited to learn! HIDE