E-Cards
Just click on an e-card below, add your own personal message and it's ready to go!
Please note: To protect our users, we only allow each IP address (which may be school- or building-wide) to send up to 3 cards per 24 hour period.
New Year
Send a New Year's card to your family and friends — or someone special in the life of a child with a learning disability. Write a message that inspires them or lets them know that you want to connect. You could send this card to:
- encourage an LD child to reach their goals this year.
- send good wishes to a teacher's classroom.
- connect with a busy parent.
- wish a friend a happy new year.
Or just to connect with a member of the learning disabilities community.
Teacher Appreciation
Say thanks to one of the special teachers in your child's life! Send one of our free e-cards during Teacher Appreciation Week -- or any time of the year. Our e-cards feature illustrations by the award-winning children's book illustrator Henry Cole and Junie B. Jones illustrator Denise Brunkus.
Learn more about our e-card art.
For more free e-cards created by award-winning children's book illustrators visit our sister site Reading Rockets!
October 2013
Sep 15 - Oct 15 |
Hispanic Heritage MonthHispanic Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15, is a great way to celebrate a family legacy and expose students to world traditions. |
All Month |
LD Awareness MonthIt's National Learning Disabilities Awareness month! First established by Ronald Reagan in 1985, LD Awareness month is a time when the general public becomes more informed about learning disabilities and neurodiversity. Do your part to increase awareness this month, and know that LD OnLine will continue to support you and the people in your life with LD or ADHD all year long. |
All Month |
National Bullying Prevention MonthPACER |
Oct 5 |
Teaching Self-Advocacy to Students with Learning DisabilitiesPam Hill, Ed.D., addresses self-advocacy for students with LD. Location: Chicago, IL. |
Oct 6 |
Navigate the Maze From Pre-K to College and CareerThe Learning Disabilities Association of New Jersey presents a day-long conference for parents, individuals With LD, and professionals. High school students attend for free! The keynote speaker, Peter W. Riffle, will address “Challenges Facing Parents and Teachers of Children with Disabilities." Location: Piscataway, New Jersey. |
Oct 13 - 19 |
Teen Read Week 2013Teen Read Week is an national literacy initiative of the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), a division of the American Library Association. It's aimed at teens, their parents, librarians, educators, booksellers and other concerned adults. Teen Read Week's theme is "Read For The Fun Of It." Each year, YALSA offers a new sub-theme to serve as a basis for developing programs in schools, public libraries, and bookstores. |
Oct 22 |
Think Beyond the Label Career FairLooking for a job resource tailored to individuals with LD, ADHD, and other disabilities? Think Beyond the Label's online career fair serves to connect adults with disabilities and employers. Find numerous nationwide opportunities for job seekers of all skill levels! |
Oct 24 - 25 |
35th International Conference on Learning DisabilitiesThe Council for Learning Disabilities presents the 35th International Conference on Learning Disabilities at the University of Texas at Austin this month. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Sharon Vaughn. Location: Austin, Texas. |
Oct 25 |
17th Annual Great Beginnings ConferenceCriterion Child Enrichment, Inc. and the University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Communication Disorders are proud to co-host the Great Beginnings Conference as a resource for the advancement of experienced early childhood and allied pediatric health professionals. Location: Worcester, MA. |
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