Starting School
This workshop discusses the process for registering your child for school, and easing the transition to school.
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All About Me
Creating Books to Share Experiences
An “All About Me” book can be created for your child. It is a special book that tells a child’s life story. Photographs, or mementos, of special events and milestones can be added to the book at any time.
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Facilitating Friendships between Children
Before your child begins school you may want to provide him with opportunities to spend time with other children his age. This is the best way to help him develop the social skills he will need to make friends and …
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Child-Friendly Clothing
We all have our own sense of style. For many young children clothing is a way for them to express themselves. While this is wonderful, it can be a challenge when you are trying to get your child ready for …
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Special Interest Areas and Students with Austim Spectrum Disorder
A workshop focusing on special interests areas
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Characteristics of Asperger’s Syndrome in the Classroom
A workshop focusing on issues in the classroom for someone with asperger’s
Characteristics of Autism in the Classroom
A workshop focusing on issues in the classroom for someone with autism.
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Social Skills Program
The Social Skills Program is a great way to help young children build social skills in a group setting. There are six sessions, usually implemented on a weekly basis with the entire group of children.
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Creating A Positive Environment
We are all affected by our environment. Our physical surroundings affect how we feel, how comfortable we are, how we relate to others, and how successfully we accomplish our goals. For a young child, the environment is particularly important. For …
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Classroom Layout Tips
Cubby Place coat hooks at the child’s level. Add a photo of the child and a name card to personalize the space. Add a shelf or bin for personal belongings (the message to the child is “This is your space.”) …
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