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Arnold, E. K. (2017). A boy called bat. HarperCollins.

Attitude (2016). Mackenzie's voice: Living with Cerebral Palsy [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/u4gvcS9_F-Y

Bell, C., & Lasky, D. (2014). El deafo. New York, NY: Amulet Books.

Beyond the Mask Nigel Booth (2017). Callum Burnham [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/ht2LrAKzwc0

Burcaw, S. ( 2017). Not so different: What you really want to ask about having a disability. New York, NY: Roaring Book Press.

Cerebral Palsy: Hope Through Cell Therapy (2017, December 18). Retrieved from https://villa-medica.com/cell-therapy-for-cerebral-palsy/

Dissected Lives (2017). The living Einstein: The Stephen Hawking story. Newark, DE: Speedy Publishing, LLC.

Draper, S. M. (2010). Out of my mind. New York, NY: Atheneum Books for Young Readers.

Fun Stephen Hawking Facts for Kids. (2016, November 18). Retrieved from http://easyscienceforkids.com/all-about-stephen-hawking/

Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare (2016). What is Cerebral Palsy? [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/UMe4qvbcO6Q

Hawking, L. & Hawking, S. (2009). George's secret key to the universe. Simon & Schuster.

Inspiration (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.cerebralpalsy.org/inspiration

Kids Included Together (2014). Kids Included Together PSA - The beauty of inclusion and friendship [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/u4gvcS9_F-Y

Mach, J. M. & Stroup-Rentier, V. L. (2015). Reese has a Halloween secret. Topeka, KS: Finding My Way Books.

McGovern, C. (2017). Just my luck. New York, NY: Scholastic.

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How to Promote Inclusion: Interview with Luticha Doucette - In this interview, Luticha gives tips on how to show a spirit of inclusion in everyday life.

Kids Included Together PSA - The Beauty of Inclusion and Friendship - This short video highlights the friendship between two girls, one with mild CP and the other without.

A Boy Called Bat by Elana K. Arnold - A short novel about an autistic boy who struggles with the concept of friendship until a baby skunk comes into his care.

Just My Luck by Cammie McGovern - A fictional story about a boy with an autistic brother and a father who is struggling to recover from a traumatic brain injury.

El Deafo by Cece Bell - A graphic novel about a girl who loses her hearing at a young age, and then tries to fit in at school, encouraging herself by imagining that her hearing device is her superpower.

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How to Promote Inclusion: Interview with Luticha Doucette

Luticha Doucette discusses inclusion and personal interactions, explaining that using patience and courtesy can make everyone comfortable. People with disabilities are no different than anyone else. Everyone needs some kind of accommodations. Be respectful & welcoming.

Visit the Move to Include collection for additional resources.

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How to Promote Inclusion: Interview with Luticha Doucette

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Luticha Doucette discusses inclusion and personal interactions, explaining that using patience and courtesy can make everyone comfortable. People with disabilities are no different than anyone else. Everyone needs some kind of accommodations. Be respectful & welcoming. Visit the Move to Include collection for additional resources.

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Mackenzie's Voice: Living with Cerebral Palsy - At 3:29 in this video, we get a glimpse into how Mackenzie, a seventeen-year-old with CP, uses a communication device.

Proloquo2Go - This is an example of an app that can be used to assist with verbal communication.

Assistive Technology History: Move to Include - This video shows how technology is changing to make communication easier for even more people with disabilities.

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Stephen Hawking Biography - “It is a waste of time to be angry about my disability. One has to get on with life and I haven’t done badly. People won’t have time for you if you are always angry or complaining.” - Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking -  How is he talking? - Stephen Hawking explains how he used his speech device.

All About Stephen Hawking - An overview of Stephen Hawking's life and achievements.

The Living Einstein: Stephen Hawking's Story by Dissected Lives - This biography simplifies and explains some of Hawking's personal and professional accomplishments throughout his lifetime.

George's Secret Key to the Universe by Lucy and Stephen Hawking - The first in a collection of science fiction books for kids, written by Stephen Hawking and his daughter.

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What is it like to go through life using a wheelchair?

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Not So Different by Shane Burcaw - In this picture book, Shane playfully approaches and answers awkward questions about living with a disability.

Reese Has a Halloween Secret by Jo Meserve Mach and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier - This short picture book walks readers through Reese's plans to build his Halloween costume around his wheelchair.

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Not So Different has 216 ratings and 70 reviews. Joan said: I am so pleased that this won a Siebert honor award, as opposed to the Schneider award! This ...

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My Life with CP (Cerebral Palsy) - Not all people with CP are wheelchair-bound.  This video also allows you to hear someone with CP share their perspective.

Callum Burnham - Callum recites a moving poem about life with CP.

What is Cerebral Palsy? - This video explains different types and causes of CP.

Cerebral Palsy - Tegan's Story - An animated video that explains a real thirteen-year-old's experience with CP.

cerebralpalsy.org - This website contains links to short bios of athletes, artists, and children with CP.

What You Need to Know about Cerebral Palsy - Website contains helpful infographics.

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By Sharon M. Draper

This book is about Melody, an almost eleven-year-old girl with Cerebral Palsy (CP) who has been unable to talk or move without assistance.  Most of my fourth grade students have very little experience around people with disabilities, so the book creates ample opportunity to explore enriching information through a text set.  Out of My Mind will be used as a read aloud during a book club unit.  It is a diverse book that provides many opportunities for discussion throughout the story, making it an exceptional mentor text for students as they develop the skills to confidently discuss different books in their own book clubs.

Book Notes - Sharon Draper - Sharon Draper reads an excerpt from Chapter 1 of Out of My Mind.