School based therapists are frequently working on gross motor skills in small spaces. I’ll bet you’ve worked in crowded classrooms, hallways, under stairwells and even closets. You have to come up with creative ideas to get students moving without the benefits of a large gym or outdoor space! Here are five gross motor activities for…
How Families of Children With Autism Can Get the Most Out of Community Activities
Many families with a child with autism or Asperger Syndrome feel that involvement in the community is not for them. This book sets out to change that, with a rich and varied menu of suggestions for how such families can take full part in community life and support the strengths and interests of their child…
The Effects of Spinning
“Spinning can be a very important and powerful technique used in sensory integrative treatment, but it must be controlled, monitored and understood or it will likely backfire on your child and you won’t even know it.” – A Sensory Life CLICK HERE: The Effects of Spinning Photo Credit
Melissa & Doug Deluxe Band Set (Auditory Toys)
Strike up the band! This colorful set of instruments will have kids making beautiful noise with enthusiasm in no time. Melissa & Doug Deluxe Band Set (Auditory Toys) Introducing youngsters to a musical foundation is a solid way to promote both teamwork and individual creativity. And since this wooden storage case comes filled with 17…
Tips for Homeschooling Special Needs Students
Do you have a child who is autistic, learning disabled or has other special needs? Think you can’t homeschool? Join several iHomeschool Network bloggers to hear their valuable tips and resources for homeschooling families and parents of children with special needs. Tips for Homeschooling Special Needs Students: