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Teacher consistently plans and delivers effective lessons for her 5th-grade students. Today she taught a science lesson on body systems. She had students hide different bones outside and then the class worked together to search and find all of the bones. Once each group located the different bones, they put the various pieces (clavicle, radius, pelvis, etc.) into a grid to make sure they found all the pieces. They sorted them and then worked to put them together. Teacher creates lessons that use physical movement to maintain student engagement. These activities require students to physically move and this increases energy and engagement. She has recently attended a training and become a certified trainer in "The Movement Method" and incorporates this into her lessons with her students. She adapts and creates new strategies for unique student needs and situations. Her new strategies with the Movement Method have proven beneficial specifically with her special needs students in the classroom. Next Steps: After doing this lesson today, what would you change if you were to do it again? How can you envision using the Movement Method during your reading time? Have you been able to share some of these activities with your teammates? They are incredible!

I'm looking forward to another day at Hy Court Farm. we have enthusiastic horse folks from many parts of Texas and Oregon, Louisiana, Maryland, and British Columbia. And the horses are loving the work we are doing, under saddle and on the ground.

Marvel and Spirit are here from The Horse Boy Foudation and it is a tribute to the attitude and skill of Rupert Isaacson and Iliana Lorenz that the horses from their foundation LOVE people and obviously love the life they have interacting and sharing themselves with kids and adults with autism.

Read more: Linda Tellington-Jones

 Author Rupert Isaacson to Receive 2010 Autism Champion Award from Autism Society

Book, Film Brought Hope to Families

BETHESDA, MD (June 23, 2010) -- The Autism Society is pleased to name Austin-based author Rupert Isaacson as one of its 2010 Autism Champions. The Autism Society gives Autism Champion awards to organizations or persons who have made significant contributions to improving the lives of all affected by autism.

Read more: Autism Champion Award 2010 - Autism Society of America

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