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Using the Online Stories to Share Experiences

…t should Jing-Mei wear if it rains? Play Time In this story, Zack uses his communication book to communicate with his friend Costa. When he watches this story, your child will get an idea of what kindergarten is like. For example, sometimes he will be able to choose what he wants to do and other times he will be expected to join the group. In the story, Zack plays with blocks and the sand table. Ask your child what activities he likes. Zack uses h…
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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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Asking a Friend to Play

…le: Review the plan for today’s session by showing the children the visual schedule. When reviewing the schedule, point to and name the pictures in order (e.g., first we will sing hello, have a puppet show, etc). You may consider removing each picture as the activity is completed. You can create a pocket at the bottom/end of the schedule that represents “finished” or “all done”. Place the schedule in a visible and accessible place where it can be…
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Listening to Others

…le: Review the plan for today’s session by showing the children the visual schedule. When reviewing the schedule, point to and name the pictures in order (e.g., first we will sing hello, have a puppet show, etc). You may consider removing each picture as the activity is completed. You can create a pocket at the bottom/end of the schedule that represents “finished” or “all done”. Place the schedule in a visible and accessible place where it can be…
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When Someone Says My Name

…le: Review the plan for today’s session by showing the children the visual schedule. When reviewing the schedule, point to and name the pictures in order (e.g., first we will sing hello, have a puppet show, etc). You may consider removing each picture as the activity is completed. You can create a pocket at the bottom/end of the schedule that represents “finished” or “all done”. Place the schedule in a visible and accessible place where it can be…
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Taking Turns

…le: Review the plan for today’s session by showing the children the visual schedule. When reviewing the schedule, point to and name the pictures in order (e.g., first we will sing hello, have a puppet show, etc). You may consider removing each picture as the activity is completed. You can create a pocket at the bottom/end of the schedule that represents “finished” or “all done”. Place the schedule in a visible and accessible place where it can be…
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Getting Someone’s Attention

…le: Review the plan for today’s session by showing the children the visual schedule. When reviewing the schedule, point to and name the pictures in order (e.g., first we will sing hello, have a puppet show, etc). You may consider removing each picture as the activity is completed. You can create a pocket at the bottom/end of the schedule that represents “finished” or “all done”. Place the schedule in a visible and accessible place where it can be…
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Pica Disorder

…hance of the condition. People with mental health issues such as Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Schizophrenia and nutritional deficiencies also are at increased risk. Other at-risk groups include pregnant women, dieters, individuals who are malnourished, people who have epilepsy, and children who experience neglect, lack of supervision, and insufficient food and nutrition. Children who have had a brain injury also may develop the condition. Pic…
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Palliative Pain and Symptom Management

…Presented by Tracey Human, RN, Palliative Pain Symptom Management Consultation Service for Toronto Considerations for intellectual and physical disability communities of practice – palliative care, hospice, collaborative care planning. Play…
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Behaviour

and ignoring at the right moments to help your child learn new skills and practice behaviour that will strengthen their relationship with you and others. Prompting and Fading Play video A workshop on teaching prompts and how to fade them when your child is ready Task Analysis Play video A workshop on teaching Task Analysis Playing to Learn Play video A workshop about using simple “play” to help develop and expand motor, language and social skills…
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