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"Listening for Wellness" by Pierre Sollier, based on the Tomatis method of helping people with dyslexia, ADD autism, etc. The late Dr. Tomatis's wife says the following about this book: "This is not a simple introduction, but a masterly presentation of the discoveries of my late husband, Dr. Alfred Tomatis" you can browse the book at www.amazon.com. Or try www.mozartcenter.com.
The Little Acorn I wanted to introduce myself to your group. My name is Erin Hopf, and I have a daughter with Cystic Fibrosis. When she was diagnosed I created a health journal to help organize all of her medical information. Soon her CF Clinic asked me to make more for the other parents. The Little Acorn now offers "Juggling Cystic Fibrosis", "Juggling Down Syndrome", "Juggling Cerebral Palsy", “Juggling Asthma”, “Juggling Diabetes”, “Juggling Autism”, “Juggling ADD/ADHD”, “Juggling Epilepsy”, “A Woman’s Health Journal”, "Healthy Kids" and more...all health journals with "need specific" pages to help keep information organized and together. I have a website which explains in greater detail about The Little Acorn, and why I started it for other parents just like myself. The web address is: www.thelittleacorn.net Are you aware that the way in which letter sounds are taught can either help or hinder a child in the process of learning to read? ABC Discovery Kindergarten Phonics and Reading Program is especially useful to children who are experiencing difficulty in learning to read. In fact, it was with them in mind that I wrote the program. Several aspects of the ABC Discovery program contribute to children learning how to read letters correctly. (1) As each letter is introduced, children are made aware of the way in which they make that sound in their mouths. This strengthens the association between the letter sound and the printed symbol. It also enables the parent to correct faulty speech patterns as they teach reading. (2) Many hands-on opportunities are provided, including building words with letter cards prior to writing and reading them. (3) Confusion is avoided through use of a controlled vocabulary and introduction of a single phonetic pattern, consonant-vowel-consonant. (4) Each lesson proceeds step-by-step from the kinesthetic review and instruction to the final reading of the story in the Phonetic Reader. Recently, I used the program with a mentally-challenged ten-year-old who could print letters but could not read. In about an hour he had learned eight letter sounds and was able to read page one of the Phonetic Reader. The ABC Discovery does this in a way that captures the imagination and interest of children. In addition, the letter lessons are organized in such a way that relationships between letter sounds can be readily recognized and demonstrated. This serves to strengthen phonemic awareness and also enables the parent/teacher to correct any faulty speech patterns that may exist. A remedial program based on the same principles is also available. To learn more about the K program, www.abcdiscovery.net For information about either program, e-mail reinsoeducation@mail.com Or call toll free: (866) 734-6261
For those of us that have a child who has learning delays or is mentally disabled around the preschool level, having run out of ideas on how to teach them to handle frustration appropriately, we suggest the book the Parent’s Guide to Attention Deficit Disorders. This book published by Hawthorne is available through them at 1-800-542-1673.
Homeschooling The Challenging Child by Christine M. Field In this book, Christine Field discusses how to homeschool a challenging child. What is a challenging child? Essentially, she says that any child who demands special effort or dedication is a challenging child. I like that definition, because many of the children who are held up as examples of the success of homeschooling can be challenging. There are several things that make this book valuable to homeschoolers. First, Christine Field dispels a lot of myths that seem so prevalent in the homeschooling community. Second, Field dispels the myth that you should not make use of the evaluation services provided by the public school system or the child psychology community. Most importantly, the author dispels the myth that learning disabilities are discipline problems. Ordering details: ISBN# 080543078-4 Published by: Boardman and Holman Publishers Available at: www.amazon.com www.christianbook.com 1-800-247-4784
Waiting with Gabriel By Amy Kuebelbeck; Loyola Press This book is the very well-written story of one couple's journey through a very difficult pregnancy following an adverse diagnosis, and the subsequent death of their baby. The author presents her husbands experience in a way that other women/couples easily connect with her, and are able to apply what they read to their own circumstances. To purchase this book, see this site: www.waitingwithgabriel.com
Elizabeth- A time To Weep And A Time To Laugh By Lisa Saunders saundersbooks@aol.com Review By Sherry Bushnell Grace and Truth Books Publisher of Too Wise To Be Mistaken, to Good to be Unkind by Cathy Steere. Don't miss this excellent book on raising an autistic child for the Lord. Please click here to see reviews of this book. Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic RFB&D 20 Roszel Road Princeton, NJ 08540 www.rfbd.org The Learning Connection Vision Therapy, Auditory Perception and Coordination 12510 Kaibab Ct. Colorado Springs, CO 80908 (719) 495-7323 IEP Individual Education Planning For The Handicapped Student By Deborah Mills
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Strateigies for Struggling Learners (A Guide for the Teaching Parent) by Dr.Joe and Connie Sutton 220 Douglas Dr. Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 967-4729 1st Straight Talk (A Parents Guide to Correcting Childhood Mispronunciations) and 20 min. Video by: Marisa Lapish M.A. CCC-SP Speech and Language Therapist Available through NATHHAN Click Here for more information ($55.00)
2nd Straight Talk: A Parent's Guide to Language Development
Written by Marisa J. Lapish, M.A. in Speech Pathology and Tom and Sherry Bushnell, Directors of NATHHAN $45.00 Suggested donation 109 page manual.
An excellent resource for parents helping their children overcome language delays. • Exercises in Learning to Listen • Nuts and Bolts of Language Training • Increasing Auditory and Visual Comprehension • Language Development Activities for the Christian Home • Tests to Determine Exactly Where Your Child Needs Help • How to Improve Your Child's Language Skills • Suggestions for Parents Working with Children Ranging from Non-verbal to More Advanced in Language.
Read article about speech therapy....YOU CAN DO IT! Lessons from Nathan By Donna Adee 1928 Oxbow Rd. Minneapolis, KS 67467 (913) 392-2750 Home Schooling Children with Special Needs Turning challenges into opportunities! by Sharon Hensley, M.A. Almaden Valley Christian School 6291 Vegas Dr. San Jose, CA 95120 (408) 997-0290 Bob and Tina Farewell 863-676-6311, 863-676-2732 (Fax) 1-800-377-0390 for orders only 3900 Chalet Suzanne Lane Lake Wales, FL 33853-7763 Lots of Living Books and resources for special needs. Publisher of The Always Incomplete Resource Guide. E-mail: info@lifetimebooksandgifts Special Kids Learning Video Tapes P.O. Box 462 Muskego, WI 53150 www.special-kids.com/praise.cfm 1-800-KIDS-153 P.O. Box 639 Wauconda, IL 60084-0639 800-999-4660 www.donjohnston.com Solutions for students with disabilities Learning Disabilities P.O. Box 34270 San Antonio, TX 78265-4270 www.PCICATALOG.com 1-800-594-4263 200 North Bennett St. Southern Pines, NC 28387 910-695-1151 A resource center for children who learn differently. Seedlings Braille Books For Children P.O. Box 51924 Livonia, MI 48151 800-777-8552 e-mail seedlinks@aol.com 20 Commercial Boulevard Novato, CA 94949-6191 1-800-422-7249 www.atpub.com 1510 E. Spencer Lake Rd. Shelton, WA 98584 (360) 426-0672 Helpful homeschooling materials Joyce Herzog P.O. Box 45387 Rio Rancho, NM 87174-5387 1-800-745-8212 Great resources for the learns differently Stuttering Foundation of America 3100 Walnut Grove Road, Suite 603 Memphis, TN 38111-0749 1-800-992-9392 Special Reads For Special Needs By Natalie Hale Help your child communicate with the Stages Learning Materials ---Full-color, photographic flash cards that have been professionally designed to teach children with autism. Call Stages Learning Materials to order or for your free color brochure: Toll-Free (888) 501-8880. Core Curriculum of America Home Schooling Made EASY! Curriculum Customized for You! After receiving input from both the student and parent we design a special, inexpensive, innovative curriculum for your child that assures success! Customized for your child based on his/her abilities, needs, and desires - to help motivate, challenge, and most importantly......enrich your child's home learning experience. The Elijah Company ATCO School Supply, Inc 425 E. Sixth Street, #105 P.O. BOX 1707, CORONA, CA. 92878-1707 TEL: (909) 272-2926 Order Line (888) 246-ATCO The Forever Child Therapeutic books for children with attachment issues. |
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