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Inclusion Basics: Membership

Foster belonging for young children with disabilities in inclusive early childhood settings, with support from this range of resources for educators and supervisors.

Presentation

Presentation Slides (PDF)

Video Clips: Ask a Friend to Play

View clip 1: Ask a Friend to Play

View clip 2: Getting a Friend's Attention

View clip 3: Gently Take by the Hand and Point to a Toy

View clip 4: Share a Toy

Print & Go: Ask a Friend to Play

Member of the Class: Asking a Friend to Play (PDF)

Print & Go: Ask a Friend to Play – Color (PDF)

Print & Go: Ask a Friend to Play – Black and White (PDF)

Print & Go: Giving a Compliment

Member of the Class: Giving Compliments and Saying Nice Things (PDF)

Print & Go: Giving Compliments and Saying Nice Things – Black and White (PDF)

Print & Go: Giving Compliments and Saying Nice Things – Color (PDF)

More Helpful Materials

Helpful Resources: Member of the Class (PDF)

Print & Go: Member of the Class (PDF)

Supervisor's Guide: Member of the Class (PDF)

Teacher's Guide: Member of the Class (PDF)

Tips for Teachers: Member of the Class (PDF)

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