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Activities to Facilitate Motor, Sensory and Language Skills

S. KelleySeries: Parent Resource
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Pages
57
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Purple Toes Books

About

MORE! Activities for families (can be adjusted for any age/ability group) to work on fine motor, gross motor, language and social skills Integrates the use of a puppet & household materials Provides specific greeting routine for group start and end to promote eye contact and engagement As a parent of a special needs child, Dr. Kelley found that as she searched for materials regarding her own child's needs, they were sparse and often not parent friendly. As a promise to her son and families in need, she has developed a parent version of many of the books she's developed in an effort to allow parents access to materials that would otherwise be restricted by having access to a therapist. That being said, it should be noted, in no way are these materials meant to replace a trained therapist, however, many of the activities developed can easily be implemented by families without challenge. The Parent Resource Series strives to be an easy-to-use resource for families seeking tools and activities for their child, regardless of disability or ability.

Related Subjects

  • Learning Disabilities
  • Family & Relationships
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Children With Special Needs
  • General
  • Special Education
  • Education

Extended Details

  • SeriesParent Resource #2

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    S. KelleyAuthor