Posts tagged as:

children

Handmade Instruments

August 5, 2009

Here are some pictures of handmade instruments by AIMS

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House Rules

August 4, 2009

To maintain consistency, consider making a list of the house rules each member of your family must live by.

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Joke Book

August 4, 2009

Make your child this fun little joke book to help him get an appropriate laugh.

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I was really struggling with my high functioning autistic son during church with his inappropriate behaviors. So I made him a book that not only explains the routine but also behaviors.
I took pictures of him at church, [...]

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Little Giant Steps

August 2, 2009

A program by Jan Bedell to build neurological efficiency by stimulation.

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All About Me – Flip Book

August 1, 2009

Make a simple flip book that showcases all of your child’s wonderful qualities.

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For Chosen Mothers

July 31, 2009

Here’s a beautiful poem that talks about the qualities mother of special needs children have.

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Feeling Face Book

July 31, 2009

Use this feeling face book and read it to him often to help teach him about different emotions. This book has the faces already drawn.

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Welcome to Holland

July 31, 2009

A beautiful story by Emily Perl Kingsley describing her feelings on raising a child with special needs.

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Medical Book Cover

July 31, 2009

Make a binder to file all your medical, IEP, ARD, information in one place.

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Color Day

July 31, 2009

Have a fun party just for fun or for your play group. Here’s activities for a Color Day. Pick any color you want to learn about.

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Special Days Booklet

July 31, 2009

Use this booklet to plan some fun days for your toddler, like circle day.

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Blue’s Clues Birthday Party

July 21, 2009

Here’s the Blue’s Clues Party Agenda complete with game ideas and crafts.

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Don’t Eat Pete

April 5, 2009

This game is so simple your older children can play it with your toddler! It’s simple to make and even easier to play. Use cereal, dinner or lunch food, as well as any kind of candy to play.

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Babysitter Info Sheet

March 24, 2009

Tired of writing down the same information each time you have a babysitter? Use this sheet to write down all the important information your babysitter will need while you’re out.

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