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Sharing Books with Toddlers, The Hanen Way

…learn more from these images than from abstract or black and white images [1]. Board books – books with thick, sturdy pages that are easier for toddlers to hold and turn. Repetitive books – books with predictable, rhythmic language that repeats throughout the book. This type of language will catch your child’s interest and make it easier for him to remember key words as they are repeated often. Examples of repetitive books: “Brown Bear, Brown Bea…
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Core Competency Cafe

and will help build a strong, skilled workforce for the DS Sector. You can find the new Core Competencies here, and on the REAL Xchange under Resources, here. ο»ΏThe Core Competency Café is a limited series of events taking place virtually. Please Note: The Core Competency Café is open to anyone with an interest and includes those who are leading the implementation of the new Core Competencies within their agency, families who hire their own staff,…
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What is Money

…rs/catalogues are designed to sell products. Have the learner view several commercials or compare flyers and have them determine what would be the best buy for their money. Have them think about the usefulness/healthiness of the product, price and need/want for the product. Use grocery flyers to plan the weekly meals. Introduce the concepts of choosing sale items and working the meal plan around them. Grocery checklists can be used to introduce ap…
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Preventing and Reducing Classroom Stressors

…an opportunity to talk and spend individual time with a child. Create a welcoming environment – Greet and welcome each child as they enter the room. This will help to strengthen your relationship with each child and their family in a positive way. This will also help you to understand and respond to how the child may be feeling that day. For example, Megan is usually very happy to come to child care. This morning she clings to her father and cries…
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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Supporting Children and Youth – Module 7

…ards to be effective, consider the child’s strengths and abilities. Social Scripts Social scripts are visual aids used to demonstrate language to the child with ASD in social interactions. They are arranged to depict appropriate behaviour in a social situation. Scripts typically involve a series of visual cues. For example, a script for greeting someone on arrival at preschool could be three visuals depicting: (1) Open door; (2) Say “Hi” to____; (…
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Promoting Sharing Through Stories and Role Playing

…rent parts in the role-play. Encourage the children to role-play different scenarios and outcomes (e.g., when someone says, “No, you can’t share my toys.”) Step 4 – Provide feedbackAll children and adults give feedback to the role-players. Remember, you are modeling how to give positive feedback. Give specific, positive feedback to all children involved in the role-play. For example, “I liked how Ali asked Rebecca if he could use a crayon and how…
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Program Strategies/Guidelines for a Child with Behaviour Difficulties and Weak Social Skills

…or secondary reinforcer. Footnotes Some of the following suggestions and descriptions come from my personal teaching experiences and observations within the early childhood education field, as well as discussions with child care staff and other professionals in the community, with parents and through research. References Candy Lawson, Ph.D. Social Skills and School – Centre for Development & Learning. Margaret Winzer. Children with Exceptionalitie…
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People Games

…d what you can expect from your child will depend on your child’s stage of communication. If your child usually plays on his own, you will want to entice him to play and enjoy being with you. If he is just starting to ask to enter play, then the goal is to get more practice at this and to extend the game a little longer. Later, you can provide opportunities to “use his words” and to take more elaborate turns in the conversation. The trick is to ta…
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Hearing

…drill at school. Case example: Lia is a 7-year-old-girl. Lia frequently becomes overwhelmed by noises at school. During outdoor recess, she will cover her ears, cry, and run inside if the children playing around her are laughing loudly, yelling, or singing. She uses this same pattern of behaviour in shopping malls, and parks.  Based on this case you can see that Lia has a sensory avoiding pattern for auditory processing. She becomes easily overwh…
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Understanding Self-Regulation in Young Children

…a hug?”). By learning to identify their emotions, your child can begin to practice ways to manage situations. Here are some tips that you can use to help your child learn to self-regulate: As much as possible, use a calm and composed manner Be warm, responsive, and supportive.  Be as calm and consistent as possible in your response to situations Maintain a calm, safe and consistent environment Label and acknowledge your own and your child’s emoti…
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