Found an article in KIDS, YOUTH
…activities the child enjoys How the child communicates at home How you can communicate best with the child Activities the child does not enjoy Strategies that help the child to calm down Rewards or reinforcers that motivate the child to learn a new skill Times of the day the child prefers to rest and relax and times the child prefers to be active The child’s preferences related to the following: positioning, diet, temperature, lighting, and sound…
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…d Over Hand Parent Support Group aims to create a community of parents, welcome new parents, and establish a support circle for those who have children with a developmental disability. Regularly, we provide a venue to discuss and share resources with other parents on a multitude of topics. We also provide events which are fun and relaxing for parents to have a break and do something that is out of the ordinary routine! Hand Over Hand is proudly ab…
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…nnan, as we welcome guest speaker John Done – Executive Director, Kingston Community Legal Clinic for a free virtual presentation. Topics covered will include: What benefits does ODSP provide Board and Lodging vs. Basic Needs and Shelter allowance Asset limits and gifts ODSP and employment Disputing ODSP decisions When and where to get help And more… This free webinar will be hosted by Martha Beach, Housing Navigator, DSO South-East Region, and Al…
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…ring Spring Colouring II St. Patrick’s Day Activity Sheets St. Patrick’s Day Colouring Summer activities Valentine’s Day Activities Valentine’s Day Colouring Word search’s Word Search vol. 1 Word Search vol. 2 Under Sea Activity Sheets Under Sea Colouring Sign up…
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…ce. For a complete list of trades, check out: www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/tcu or www.oyaptcdsb.com Employment Students who are considering going to work immediately following secondary school may decide to do so after achieving an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or an Ontario Secondary School Certificate (OSSC). Students who are interested in this pathway are encouraged to take part in co-operative education programs in grades 11 and/or 12. They…
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…clubs (such as drama, chess, or photography), choirs, bands, yearbook and newspaper committees, all offer opportunities to pursue interests and make friends. What activities are you interested in? What will fit into your schedule? Are you interested in competing or just having fun? Once you answer these questions, plan to attend a session or two to see if it is what you had in mind. Remember: high schools often offer activities that will be new t…
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…g with music, poems and fun raps. Cost: $85 per week Registration: https://www.gbtc.com/virtual-day-camps.php?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl5PVxNT66QIVydSzCh1C4ArtEAAYASABEgLRcfD_BwE McMichael ArtVenture Summer Club McMichael’s art instructors have developed a fun and action-packed curriculum of virtual programming for children aged 6 to 12 years that includes artmaking activities, guided viewing of iconic gallery artworks and creative exercises that will nu…
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…providers Link Removing the “Canadian Experience” Barrier: Link Supporting Newcomers with Disabilities Source: AMSAA: Link CONNECTING TO RESOURCES 211 Toronto Directory: https://www.211toronto.ca or Dial 211 to find services specific to deaf people and needs Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services: Link Across Boundaries – ethnocultural/ethno-racial mental health services, serving people with precarious status Link CERIS (Centr…
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…s and pans or tin foil on a grill can greatly reduce the chances of gluten-free foods coming into contact with gluten. Alternatives to gluten include rice, corn, potato, tapioca, and soya products. Casein and gluten are very similar structurally. It is likely that a child reacting negatively to one may also do so to the other. Preliminary evidence suggests that some children have an inability to break down certain proteins in foods (particularly c…
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…of of identity can be used for things such as: cashing a cheque, opening a new bank account, obtaining a credit card, boarding a domestic flight, returning goods to a store, obtaining hotel accommodation and renting a home video. Who is eligible for an Ontario photo card? People living in Ontario who are 16 years of age or older who do not hold a driver’s license are eligible for the Ontario photo card. People with a driver’s license will have the…
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