Any Questions? A Guidebook for Inclusive Education, Written by Barbara Newman, Published by CLC Network.

As CLC Network has partnered with many Christian School Communities since 1989 to promote and build inclusive community for those with moderate to significant levels of disability, we have also had many visitors to these schools. This book lists our answers to the most frequently asked questions from these visitors. The book contains many helpful topics such as planning individual goals, the biblical support for inclusive community, circle of friends, and much more. There are also several helpful lessons and forms. This book is written by Barbara J. Newman, inclusion specialist, and would be helpful for schools looking to begin an inclusion program as well as for schools implementing inclusion and wanting a resource for new staff and board members as well as parents and community members inquiring about the program.

ASD to Z...Basic Information , Support, and Hope for Individuals Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Written by Laurel Hoekman, Published by The Gray Center

This booklet is a great introduction to the topic of Autism Spectrum Disorders. It's an inexpensive resource to give to a parent, grandparent, volunteer, or others interested in some basic information.

Be Good to Eddie Lee, Written by Virginia Fleming, Published by The Putnam and Grosset Group

This book is an excellent tool to begin discussions with children in grades Preschool-6 about forming friendships with a child with a disability. Before you begin reading this book, tell the children gathered, "When we are done, I'm going to ask you which person in the story knew how to be the best friend." You will have a great discussion and open the doors to talk about the way in which you want children to treat one another in your setting.

Body Building - Devotions to Celebrate Inclusive Community, Written by Barbara Newman, Published by CLC Network

Appropriate for the family dinner table, personal devotions, Christian school classroom devotions, and church groups, this book features 6 weeks of 7 devotionals. Each devotion highlights a passage of Scripture as well as a story from an inclusive Christian school or church. The devotion book also offers opportunities for those reading to submit a story from their own community to CLC Network for possible publication on the website or in a future book. We are delighted to offer this truly unique and inspirational resource written by Barbara J. Newman with theological support from Dr. Andrew J. Bandstra.

Circle of Friends Manual, Written by Barbara Newman, Published by CLC Network

Some children benefit from an organized friendship network as well as an arena for practicing social skills. The Circle of Friends Manual gives directions and activities for setting up and maintaining circles in elementary, middle school, and high school settings.

Helping Kids Include Kids with Disabilities, Written by Barbara Newman, Published by Faith Alive Christian Resources.

Information is critical when including children with disabilities in a peer group. This book supplies tools for teachers, peers, and parents of peers by giving basic information for educators concerning specific disabilities, lesson plans for teaching peers about those areas of disability, and sample letters that can be adapted to send home to parents of peers.

How to Differentiate Instruction in Mixed Ability Classrooms, Written by Carol A. Tomlinson, Published by ASCD

Teachers can draw on the book's practical examples as they begin to differentiate instruction in their own classroom. Strategies include curriculum compacting, "sidebar" investigations, entry points, graphic organizers, contracts, and portfolios.

This kit contains a lesson plan and the needed supplies to allow children and adults to see each individual as an important and gifted piece of "God's body puzzle".  The lesson plan lets you target any age group and offers an appealing final display.  The plan also suggests ways in which you can allow group members to better understand the gifts and needs of an individual with a disability.

This Kit contains the puzzle pieces, activity labels and display items for a group of 20.

This kit contains sample items that can help support the needs of those who may struggle with reading, writing, and paying attention.  The tools included in this kit allow you to try the items and then decide if you wish to order larger quantities from the companies that make the items.  Instructions for using the items and websites for placing orders are included in the kit.

Kids in the Syndrome Mix of ADHD, LD, Asperger's, Tourette's, Bipolar, ane More!, Written by Martin L. Kutscher MD, Published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers

A heart-gladdening investigation into the world of adolescents caught in the syndrome mix, and how to identify symptoms, understand the causes and embark on treatments for each condition.

“To respect the many differences between people” is the purpose Multiple Intelligences theory Howard Gardner originally came forth with his theory which holds that the human mind is composed of eight different and succinct intelligences. This edition is a practical guide for educators on how to use this in the differentiated classroom.