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…Clap your_________,” while pointing to the card and giving him a chance to complete the sentence. When the sentence has been completed you can do the action together. Variation 1 Improve your child’s matching skills by playing this simple variation. How to Make Print out 2 copies of the game cards and cut them out. Glue one set of cards to the Bristol board and cover with Mactac. Take the remaining set and apply Mactac to both sides of each card….
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…void giving verbal instructions during toilet training as your child may become overly dependent on you to tell him what to do. In general, physical help coming from behind, without verbal instructions closely mimics how it will feel for him to do it by himself. STEP 4: ADVANCED TOILETING SKILLS Once your child is consistently successful during the day, and only having a few accidents, you can then attempt night time toileting. There are a few tip…
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…ards over and tell you what the picture is. Remember to use functional words that your child needs to learn or focus on specific sounds that s/he needs to practice. Taking turns bowling is a good way to enhance your child’s social communication skills as this will prepare him/her for school, day care and to take turns with peers. Children enjoy this activity and it assists them in maintaining focus, learning language, and socialization skills by j…
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…Form) Chinese (tip sheet) Chinese (form) English Everyday Opportunities to Practice Turn Taking Chinese English Picture Exchange Communication System Chinese English The Diagnosis of Pervasive Developmental Disorder English Philipino Portuguese Somali Spanish Preschool Programming Resource Manual Some Specific Activities for Communication Development Chinese English French Korean Portuguese Somali Spanish Tagalog Tamil Urdu Vietnamese Alternative…
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…ut using characters from the television show, “Sesame Street”. Ernie: “Hi Oscar! Want to play ball?” Oscar: “I don’t like ball.” Ernie: “Hmmm….Oscar doesn’t want to play. I’ll ask Big Bird. Hi Big Bird! Want to play ball?” Big Bird: “OK Ernie. Roll me the ball!” After you have ‘acted out’ a few social situations for your child, you can encourage him to join in. You may also want to view the on-line story “Play Time” with your child to show him how…
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…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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…uilding located at 55 University Avenue. We will be learning about ARCH’s services from law students, and will play true or false games. Self-advocates will also have an opportunity to do role plays to practice how to advocate for themselves when making decisions about their lives. Drinks and snacks will be provided. Email Jessica Field at Jessica.field@arch.clcj.ca to register…
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…A workshop designed to take a look at using positive attention 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….
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…and continuing to work on these skills can help make his experience at school more successful. Sources This information has been adapted from the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board “Getting ready for Kindergarten” pamphlet….
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…assistance needed on each step will be reduced. Eventually the reward will come only when the whole skill has been completed independently. Tips to Ensure Success Minimize frustration, mistakes, and the need for correction: Don’t go through the steps too quickly or the child will start to make a lot of mistakes and might get frustrated. Gradually reduce the amount of prompting and assistance needed to master the step. Always use the LEAST amount o…
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