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Oral Motor Development
Oral Motor Skills involve using the muscles of the mouth, face and throat. The are vital for oral functions, such as swallowing, chewing, and of coarse talking. These products each address, and assist in oral motor function and development.
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Auditory Processing Activities : Materials For Clinicians and Teachers |
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ARAudActivities
This spiral bound, comprehensive book, includes a multitude of audio processing activities for use by speech pathologists, classroom teachers and parents alike. It also includes more than 70 worksheets, which can be used individually or in groups. The book is presented under the 6 sections:
Auditory discrimination; Auditory Memory; Auditory Percention; Auditory Association; Auditory Synthesis; Auditory Comprehension.
Within each section, the activities are arranged from least to most difficult variety of language. Incorporated into the activities are wide variety of language skills, among which are:
absurdities,
answering questions ,
antonyms and, synonyms ,
categorisation ,
drawing conclusions,
following verbal directions ,
inferences ,
problem solving ,
rhyming skills,
sentence completion,
sequencing.
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Challenge Me! Speech and Communication Card Kit |
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JKChallengeCards
Challenge Me Speech and Communication cards feature fun and dynamic challenges for children ages 3-12 with ANY form of speech difficulty, whether this is a severe problem or a general delay in speech. They are ideal as a therapy tool for parents or professionals working to improve a child's speaking skills. The cards provide a variety of activities designed to Improve Breathing; Improve use of speech muscles, exercise the tongue and nose; Control Salivation; Moderate Volume, tempo and rhythm; and Intonation of Speech. They will assist in the development of sound, clarity of sounds, words and sentences. The enclosed booklet provides instructions and advise for the use of the entire system and each and every card individually.
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Motivate to Communicate! |
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This practical resource is brimming with exciting ideas and guidance for motivating children with autism and other communication difficulties. It can just as easily be adapted to motivating a child to communicate through sign language; although the authors wrote it with oral communication in mind.
The clear, user-friendly format enables quick access to over 300 practical, fun-filled games and activities for developing your child's communication skills.
The book suggests creative ways to use everyday toys and objects. For example, if your child likes to pop bubbles, perhaps he would also enjoy counting bubbles, catching bubbles on a wand, stomping them with his feet or even playing bubble volleyball! The innovative ideas in this book have been developed over 40 years of clinical and educational experience, and are designed to be fun for both the adult and the child. All resources mentioned in this book are readily available and can be used to advance communication skills at all levels, from reaching out for an item, to extending verbal communication.
Motivate to Communicate! is perfect for supporting parents, care-givers and professionals in motivating and developing the communication skills of children on the autism spectrum.
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Can't Eat, Won't Eat : Dietary Difficulties and Autistic Spectrum Disorder. |
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JKCantEat
Finding out your child has Aspergers or autism can be devastating enough, but when you discover that he/she won’t eat 99.9% of all food in the known universe, the fun really starts. This was the situation for the author who writes a reassuring guide for parents with practical methods of dealing with the problem. As well as drawing on her own experience Brenda Legge writes this book with other professionals in the field.
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Chew Necklace : Onyx (black) |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This black chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
They have been tested for fully developed teeth, however it may be possible for children to bite through the stone, and therefore should be used at the parents discretion.
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Chew Necklace : Green Marble |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This Green Marbled chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
NOTE : Each marbled pendent is unique and patterns and colours may vary from photo
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
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Chew Necklace : Blue Marble |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This Blue Marbled chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
NOTE : Each marbled pendent is unique and patterns and colours may vary from photo
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
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Chew Necklace : Purple Pearl |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This Purple Pearl chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
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Chew Necklace : Violet Pearl with Grape Scent |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This Violet with Grape Scent chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
NOTE : This variety of our chew necklaces is grape scented. Our test group described the smell as just like hubbabubba. Scent is strong and should last 6-12 months. It is created using food grade scent, and is 100% safe for children.
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
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Chew Necklace : Red Pearl with Stawberry Scent |
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Do you have a child who is chewing through their clothing; or other objects?
This Red Pearl with Strawberry Scent chew necklaces is just what you have been looking for!
NOTE : This variety of our chew necklaces is strawberru scented. Scent is strong and should last 6-12 months. It is created using food grade scent, and is 100% safe for children.
Specifically designed and manufactured by us, our chew necklaces are safe for children (over 3) to wear, to self sooth; or for mum to wear and have on hand when needed (especially handy for young children and toddlers).
The strap is made of soft silky rope with a safety releasing "break-away" clasp, so they are not a strangling danger.
The chew stone is 5cm in diameter and is made from the same silicone approved material as most baby teething toys. They are non-toxic, and contain no harmful chemicals; and are latex and lead free.
Highly recommended by Occupational and Behavioural Therapists, Orthadontic Professionals, parents and Autism speciallists.
Stringently tested by children with Aspergers and Autism aged 4 to 14 years....read full details online now
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Chew Necklace : Set of 6 : 1 of each (Black, Blue Marble, Green Marble, Purple Pearl, Red Strawberry and Violet Grape) |
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This set includes 6 necklaces, 1 of each (Black, Blue Marble, Green Marble, Purple Pearl, Red Strawberry and Violet Grape), for the price of 5. You can change the selection by adding a note at checkout/on your order. If you do not specify you will get the colours above.
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Speak, Move, Play and Learn with Children on the Autism Spectrum |
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JKSpeakPlay
This clear and easy to follow, practical resource is packed full of ideas, guidance and activities to boost communication skills, Sensory intergration and coordination using simple ideas from speech and language pathology and occupational therapy. In addition there are gluten free and dairy free alternative recipies for many everyday pay tools and foods.
After introductory chapters which explain and discuss socialising, communication and sensory sensitivity issues; activities are divided under the headings : Simple Sensory, Cooking, Artistry, Activities of Daily Living, and Miracal of Music.
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Beating Dyspraxia with a Hop, Skip and a Jump |
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JKBeatDys
Children with dyspraxia often have reduced motor skills including balance, timing and coordination. It is no wonder then, that they will do everything in their power to avoid gym class!
By encouraging children with dyspraxia to take part in an easy and fun exercise program, teachers and parents can help them to overcome their symptoms and enjoy physical activities. Geoff Platt's highly effective program aims to improve strength and fitness by focusing on familiar activities such as running, jumping and ball play.
These simple exercises can be taught by anyone and no specialist supervision or equipment is required. This book demonstrates how regular exercise routines that are tailored specifically to the needs of children with dyspraxia can make a real difference, improving muscle activation, neural control and overall movement skills. This practical guide will be essential resource for parents, Physical Education teachers, and other teachers of recreation and games classes who are looking to help children with dyspraxia to reduce weakness and improve motor skills.
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