Resources for Teachers & Parents
Drawasaurus
Fun, free online drawing game that’s great for getting groups of kids to interact.
Arapahoe Libraries Makerspace
A free community workspace that provides tools and technology to facilitate DIY projects, skill building, prototype development, and creative exploration.
Active supervision by a parent or adult guardian is required for Makerspace users under 13 years old.
Joe’s Goals
A free online habit tracker.
Colorado Symphony Families and Kids Programs
All ages enjoy visiting the Colorado Symphony and they have created unique educational programs for youth. Discover the Rocky Mountain region's premier symphony orchestra through active participation in their youth education and outreach programs.
Free Downloadable Classroom Materials
Download a jpeg or request a free pdf version.
Teach-To's
We can't expect kids to do what we don't teach them to do. 100 behavior lesson plans for teaching everything from Audience Behavior to Trying Your Best.
Christian Moore - Why Try?
Why Try founder Christian Moore talks about how his experience as an out-of-control child in a family of 12 helped him reach unmotivated learners.
links to places
Four Corners Home for Children
Four Corners Home for Children was founded in 1953 with a single children’s home to care for Navajo children. Today, Four Corners Home for Children operates six programs on our beautiful 16-acre campus in Farmington, New Mexico.
Blue Star Recyclers
Recycling to create local jobs for people with disAbilities in Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, and Chicago.
Dirt Coffee
Did you know that 90% of individuals with autism are either unemployed or underemployed? Founded with the idea that people with differences deserve better, Dirt's mobile coffee truck hit the ground in 2013 on a mission to change minds and change lives one cup at a time. Since its inception, their mobile truck has trained and employed 26 individuals with autism and related disabilities while providing over $32,000 in scholarships to families in need and their caregivers.