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Itinerant Tools and Treasures

 !  Materials Every Itinerant Teacher Should Have

Objective

Explore the materials offered on the list below and share your favorite materials on the discussion list.

Content Information

Materials Related to Hearing and Sight

  • Hearing aid kit including batteries, battery tester, earmold wipes, earmold cleaning supplies, spare tubes, scissors, hearing system checking supplies, stethoscope or "button" to check aids
  • Mini hearing aid check kits for classroom/school/clinic use including batteriees, battery tester, earmold stethosope or "button" to check aids
  • Auditory training screen (An embroidery hoop with mesh material. It's light and not too big.)
  • Different types of hearing aids (old ones) and pictures of hearing aid interiors
  • Pictures of the ear and inside the ear
  • Eye glass repair kit
  • List of Web sites that demonstrate examples of hearing and vision function, the parts of these sensory systems and other sensory related information
Image of the Hearing System
Image of a cross-section of an eye

Curriculum Materials

  • Books - idiom workbooks, writing workbooks, multiple meaning books,reading comprehension workbooks, short stories, and other materials to enhance student skills and copies of text books
  • Tests and evaluations to perform such as Brigance, OWLS, GATE, SKI*HI, Stanford, Kendall, and Expressive and Receptive One Word Picture Vocabulary
  • Practice materials for statewide evaluations such as the FCAT
  • Index cards for flash cards or games
  • Small dry-erase boards, dry-erase markers, dry-erase erasers
  • Stickers
  • Dictionaries: ASL Dictionary, Handshape Dictionary, Picture Dictionary, Multi-language Dictionary
  • Play money and other manipulatives
  • Calculator, ruler, protractor, and compass
  • Junior versions of games
  • Bingo boards
  • "Teacher Tools" software to create practice sheets related to student academic content
  • Clip Art software

Resource Books

  • The Art of Itinerant Teaching for Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing by Mary Deane Smith
  • Deaf Culture: Our Way by Roy K. Holcomb, Samuel K. Holcomb, and Thomas K. Holcomb, DawnSign Press (1994)
  • Do You Hear Me? - Laughs for the Hard of Hearing by the Hard of Hearing by Maxwell Schneider
  • When Patrick Got Hearing Aids (Great to read to mainstream classes.)
  • Let's Learn About Deafness (Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center)
  • There's A Hearing Impaired Child in My Class (Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center)

Collaboration Activity

Option 1 - Share information about some materials that you could not live without.

Option 2 - Share a strategy you use to stay organized, sane, and/or happy.

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