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Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr/Eric Carle (Board Book)"Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do you See?" written by Bill Martin Jr. and Eric Carle is one of the book speech therapists use during early start sessions. This book is useful to teach younger children. It focuses on one color concept and animal per page; the kids will only focus on the object when we're pointing at it, with no distraction on other supporting things on the same page. Here's how you can do the...
- December 13, 2020
- by Esther Young
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Speech Therapy at Home
Autistic people have difficulty processing verbal and non-verbal cues from others. Speech therapy helps them step by step to make them think, process, and understand the information they receive and express their response accordingly. Some strategies speech therapist use that we as parents/caregivers apply in an everyday situation with our autistic children:Talk out loud/verbalizing about what you're doing and what's your child's doing. For example, you and your child are playing cars. You can...
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Beads Sequins Buttons Stickers Stickers Stickers Clock Mini Bears Legos Clothes pins Cutting activity Pipe cleaners Straws Toothpicks Paper clips Shoelaces Syringes / Eyedroppers Cheerios cereal
Introduction to my blog
Our family was thrilled with joy for the newborn son. We enrolled him in a preschool, and the teacher suggested us to check with his pediatrician since no one understands his words. Our pediatrician arranged for us to see a professional. Before our meeting, we filled in pages of questionnaires. They observed and interviewed us for hours and came with the diagnosed provisional "PDD-NOS." Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified or said it's a 'mild' autism spectrum. The...