Anger Management: Session 5
…takes a card and decides whether it belongs to the red, yellow, or green category. Read “The Anger ABCs” book Hurray Song Navigation Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 | Session 6…
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Anger Management
…games, songs, stories, and cooperative activities) because children learn best from seeing appropriate behaviours modeled for them in a variety of ways to accommodate all learning styles. The program is sequential with each session building on the previous session. There are six twenty-minute group sessions and they follow a consistent agenda to reinforce learning: 1 – Recognizing Anger in Oneself 2 – Anger Rules and Introduction to Safe Ways to…
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Live in Ontario? Care about the AODA? [webinar]
…that will overview Ontario’s existing public spaces standards and share recommendations that disabled Ontarians can give on improving several areas that impact their lives. Date: Tuesday August 20th. Time: 10:30am – 12Noon. EST. Where: On Zoom. Presenters: Thea Kurdi, Built Environment Accessibility Expert. Kate Welsh, CILT’s IDE+A Project Coordinator. Link to the survey page: https://www.ontario.ca/page/consultation-improving-accessible-built-en…
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People First of Canada: Information Session
…bout People First membership in your community WHEN: Thursday May 9 WHERE: Community Living Toronto – 20 Spadina Rd. TIME: 10am – 2:30pm Lunch will be provided Please let us know if you will attend. Send an email to monica@peoplefirstofcanada.ca For more information on the session, please visit our website: www.peoplefirstofcanada.ca/infosessions People First is a voice of people with an intellectual or developmental disability in Canada. See flye…
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Ontario Ministry of Education
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Fine Motor Skills
…paper or stiffer paper Tracing sand with a stick Fine motor activities to complete for school age (5+ years old) Paint picture using Q-Tips or fingerpaint Make a lacing card with cardboard and with a hole punch Cutting different shapes, lines Complete puzzles Drawing and colouring using broken crayons Spreading margarine with a knife Self-care skills – tie own shoelace, button shirt, zippers and snaps, opening and closing containers Scrunch up ne…
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Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
…s been linked to neurological problems. The child with this disorder loses communication skills, has regression in non-verbal behaviours, and significant loss of previously-acquired skills. The symptoms of CDD resemble those of autism. How is it manifested? loss of social skills loss of bowel and bladder control loss of expressive or receptive language loss of motor skills lack of play failure to develop peer relations impairment in nonverbal beha…
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Definitions of speech and language terms
…al Memory – the ability to retain and recall information that has been presented visually. Additional Resources: Visit the Toronto Preschool Speech and Language Services at https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/children-parenting/pregnancy-and-parenting/parenting/speech-language-vision-hearing/speech-and-language/…
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ibelong.ca
…Everyone needs friends If you are a young adult with an intellectual disability who wants friends, this website is for you! You will find videos, stories, ideas and resources about how to make friends. You will also find information for others who want to help you form lasting friendships. www.ibelong.ca…
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Adults on the Autism Spectrum
…idual’s support needs and program activities. Fee for Service Directory My Community Hub Community Participation Supports Caregiver Respite Respite care provides a short planned break from the physical and emotional demands involved in caring for a family member who has a disability. Respiteservices.ca Person Directed Planning Passport funding can be used to develop a person-directed plan that builds on the individual’s strengths and interests and…
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