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Sensory Processing Disorder: Simulations & Solutions for Parents, Teachers and Therapists(DVD) Jenny Clark Brack. Autism Asperger Publishing Company (November 2005) Nothing Like First Hand Experience to Help You Understand! This practical DVD presents basic information about ensory systems along with simple solutions for how to deal with sensory challenges both home and at school. Viewers will experience what it feels like to have a sensory processing disorder by engaging in simulated exercises for a variety of sensory-processing difficulties. Kit includes enough materials for a group of as many as 25-50 participants. |
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Learn to Move, Move to Learn! Dinosaurs Jenny Clark Brack (DVD). Autism Asperger Publishing Company (July, 2005)This DVD is a wonderful companion to Learn to Move, Move to Learn! Sensorimotor Early Childhood Activity Themes by presenting step-by-step in a real classroom setting one of the 50 sensory-integration activities in the book. Adaptable to typical and children with special needs alike, Brack’s fast-paced and creative lessons consist of seven components all related to the theme (warm-up, vestibular, proprioception, balance, eye-hand coordination, cool-down and fine motor).
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Learn to Move, Move to Learn! Sensorimotor Early Childhood Activity Themes Jenny Clark Brack (Book). Autism Asperger Publishing Company (October, 2004)Each of the creative theme-based group lessons in this practical resource follows a sensory-integrated developmental sequence consisting of seven activities, all related to the theme. For maximum flexibility, suggestions for adaptation and modification for individual students are included, along with instructions for how to develop additional lessons. Finally, a chapter on school readiness skills shows how the lessons prepare children for later success in school.
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Book Review By Maureen Bennie, Director Autism Awareness Centre Inc. |
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LEARN TO MOVE, MOVE TO LEARN STARTER KIT STARTER KIT CONTAINS: STARTER KIT ONLY item # 1-10017-162 -- $277.59 Optional Equipment:
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Ready Bodies, Learning Minds - A Key To Academic Success This 110+ page book provides the therapist, teacher and parent with all of the information they will need to understand the interrelationships between reflexes, the sensory systems, motor skills, learning and performance. Technical and medical jargon are explained concisely for the non-technical professional. Real examples and the appropriate treatments are explained in detail. A special focus on each of the sensory systems goes beyond the basics, and clearly illustrates how each system, and the interaction of systems, affect a child's ability to learn and perform. All of this is organized in an easy to understand structure, and you will find the book to be an invaluable ongoing reference. Ready Bodies, Learning Minds - Activity Guide |
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Autism Spectrum Disorders [Two Volumes] A Handbook for Parents and ProfessionalsWith the increased number of children being diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders, parents and professionals are in search of materials that provide information that will enable them to better understand affected children. While in the past individuals who were diagnosed had limited verbal and intellectual skills, newly diagnosed children often have good language skills and even areas of giftedness. This A-to-Z work contains original entries on the topic of Autism Spectrum Disorders. Entries include facts about disabilities, personal and historic perspectives, interventions, assessments, educational methods, trusted internet resources, and national organizations. The work outlines the contributions of founding researchers and other professionals and includes personal perspectives from individuals with ASD and their parents. It also includes lesson plans that can be implemented in a home, school, or community setting. No other such definitive resource exists that provides both educational and practical information related to ASD. List Price: $200.00 Pages: 544 Publication: 9/30/2007 |
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Sensational Kids : Hope and Help for Children with Sensory Processing Disorder by Lucy Jane Miller Ph.D OTR and Dorris A. Fuller (to be released April 20,2006) Pre order at Amazon.com
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References/Books for Parents:Sensory Integration and the Child. Ayres, A.J.. Revised and updated by Pediatric Therapy Network Make It! Take It! Creating Movement Challenge Kits for Play at Home or School. Cox, L., Lubbers, T. Tool Chest for Teachers, Parents and Students: A Handbook to Facilitate Self-Regulation. Henry, D. The Out-of-Sync Child: Recognizing and Coping with Sensory Processing Disorder, revised, 2005.Kranowitz, C. I Like Birthdays…It’s the Parties I’m not Sure About! Renke, L. Sensorimotor Groups: Activities for School and Home.Scheerer, C. (out of print) Smart Moves: Why Learning Is Not All in Your Head -- by Carla Hannaford The Source® for Dyslexia and Dysgraphia by Regina G. Richards
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References/Books for Teachers:SenseAble Strategies: Including Diverse Learners through Multisensory Strategies. Beninghof, A. Multisensory Theme-A-Saurus: Learning Through the Five Senses. Bittinger, G. Make It! Take It! Creating Movement Challenge Kits for Play at Home or School. Cox, L., Lubbers, T. Multi-Play: Sensory Activities for School Readiness. Duran, G. and Klenke-Ormiston, S.. Higher Functioning Adolescents and Young Children with Autism. A Teacher’s Guide.Fullerton , Anne; Stratton, Joyce; Coyne, Phyllis and Gray, Carol. Tool Chest for Teachers, Parents and Students: A Handbook to Facilitate Self-Regulation.Henry, D. The Hidden Curriculum Practical Solutions for Understanding Unstated Rules in Social Situation. Miles, B., Trautman, M., Schelvan, R. Sensorimotor Groups: Activities for School and Home.Scheerer, C. (out of print) Story S-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-r-s : Activities to Expand Children's Favorite Books by Shirley Raines, Robert J. Canady The Source® for Dyslexia and Dysgraphia by Regina G. Richards
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References/Books for Healthcare Professionals:Sensory Integration Theory and Practice Bundy, A., Lane, S., Murray , E. Documenting Sensorimotor Progress: A Pediatric Therapist’s Guide Degangi, G. Pediatric Disorders of Regulation in Affect and Behavior: A Therapist’s Guide to Assessment and Treatment. Degangi, G. Out of the Mouths of Babes Frick, Shelia; Frick, Ron; Oetter, Patricia and Richter, Eileen Tool Chest for Teachers, Parents and Students: A Handbook to Facilitate Self-Regulation. Henry, D. Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Issues. Miles, B., Cook, K., Miller, N., Rinner, L., Robbins, L. Sensorimotor Processing Activity Plans.Sheda, C. H. and Ralston, P. R. Sensory Defensiveness in Children Aged 2-12. An Intervention Guide for Parents and Other Caretakers. Wilbarger, Patricia and Wilbarger, Julia Leigh. (out of print) How Does Your Engine Run? A Leader’s Guide to the Alert Program for Self Regulation. Williams, Mary Sue and Shellenberger, Sherry. Sensory Integration and Self-Regulation in Infants and Toddlers: Helping Very Young Children Interact With Their Environments. Williamson, Gordan G. and Anzalone, Marie E. The Sensory Connection Program by Karen M. Moore |
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On Task Weighted Vest at OTvest.comWeighted vests are used as a means of applying deep pressure, which can be helpful in decreasing purposeless behaviors, hyperactivity and inattention (often seen in autistic and ADHD children and those with sensory processing difficulties. The deep pressure applied by the OTvest™ has a calming effect upon children that is comfortable to them, and provides an alternative or adjunct to medication. Many children when putting the OTvest on for the first time, respond by saying "It feels good!"™ This highly effective means of applying deep pressure is unique and patented--as the weight does not hang inside pockets supported by the garment, but lies comfortably but directly upon the shoulder-girdle muscles of the child--as if someone is pressing gently upon the individual's shoulders and upper back. Children as well as teens like the stylish design of this vest, as it does not stand out as therapeutic, but actually looks quite "handsome" with the clothing normally worn to school!! The weights are undetectable to others. |
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Abilitations Weigh Cool BraceletAccessorize With Style! Use these really cool 3 oz.(85g) and 4 oz. (113g) magnetic bracelets to weigh down any size wrist. Bracelets feature mini magnets that attract to one another creating a thick look, elastic to allow a fit for nearly any wrist and a blue color that attracts both boys and girls. A great tool for providing feel-good proprioceptive input and assisting with fine motor skills. 3 oz. Weigh Cool Bracelet item #1-93398-094 $31.99 4 oz. Weigh Cool Bracelet item #1-93400-094 $39.99 Please contact Abilitations at 1-800-850-8602 to order if you are unable to order online.
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Route2Greatness.comSOUND-EAZE CD and SCHOOL-EAZE CDSOUND-EAZE CD has set household and community noises to vocals and rhythm to comfort children with hearing sensitivity and fear of loud noises! SCHOOL-EAZE CD combines sounds heard at school and the community with rhythms to ease children with auditory sensitivity. These CD's were written by an Occupational Therapist and a Music Therapist as a fun way for parents, teachers and therapists to help children with auditory sensitivity and fear of loud noises. It combines vocals and rhythm with sounds that can be upsetting to many children. The music and rhythm are eased out until only the sound remains. Allowing your child to adjust the volume may give the feeling that he/she is in control of the sound. |
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Yogateers Kit from Yogayears.comKit includes:Yoga Mat--- 24"x50" - the perfect size for children. Each mat comes with illustrated yoga poses, which are used in the many games you can play with this product. Playing Cards--- 24 cards. Each card has a yoga pose on it, with detailed instructions for doing the poses correctly. Action Spinner--- The action spinner determines how the games are played. Different combinations of numbers and "actions" help create new, interesting, and fun ways to do yoga poses. Carrying Case---The Yogateers™ Kit comes packaged in a reusable, durable plastic carrying case. It's easy to take the kit virtually anywhere! Copy and paste this 5$ Discount Coupon code into your ORDER FORM -- CYR3G67Q
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S'cool Moves For LearningPoster PE -- is a collection of helpful posters and an instructional DVD with easy instructions for children to perform warm-up exercises which enhance their learning ability. Teachers and therapists asked us to put together this program to bridge ocupational therapy techniques with the classroom. Our design provides a powerful PE unit that efficiently builds a solid foundation for learning. Children LOVE doing the activities while they work on mind-body integration. S'cool Moves Theory, Assessment, and Application -- Authors Debra Em Wilson and Margot Heiniger-White present a thorough explanation of how children's early developmental patterns provide the foundation for behavioral and academic success in the classroom. S'cool Moves Notebook -- Included in all package orders is the S'cool Moves notebook complete with theory, research, Focus Plans, and activities. The powerful, easy-to-implement Focus Plans include 8 lessons complete with suggested dialogue for the teacher. Simple activities require no equipment. Each lesson focuses on a particular technique to calm, focus, and integrate students for classroom success. S'cool Moves Power Pac - All the S'cool Moves theory and practical application is found in this Power Pac. Simple, effective activities improve writing legibility, reading fluency, and focus control. These materials are designed for teachers, parents, and therapists. Get ready for a complete shift after reading and using S'cool Moves materials! No longer will talking and nagging be the path to discipline. Providing children with specific integrative movement techniques, like the Minute Warm-up for Focus, creates learners who know how to self-regulate their behavior. |
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Sport StackingSpeed Stacks®Numerous studies prove that sport stacking improves hand-eye coordination and reaction time by up to 30%! Used in more than 11,000 schools and educational institutions, Speed Stacks® is an ideal tool for use during therapy. Benefits include improvements in:
Available in 15 colors, each set includes 12 sport stacking cups in a black nylon and mesh bag plus a Stacker Training DVD. Guiness World Record Opportunity!! Speed Stacks & the WSSA have teamed up with Guiness World Records for the WSSA STACK UP! for the "Most people sport stacking at various locations around the world in one day" on November 6th, 2006. You and your school/organization can be a part of this new and exciting event. Go to www.worldsportstackingassociation.org for details and registration information. Open to individuals and families, too! |
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STICKIDS ® is a software and activity kit that creates unlimited trackers, planners, activity cards and games. STICKIDS ® comes in 2 versions:
Who is it for? STICKIDS ® supports children with Sensory Integration, Sensory Processing and Sensory Motor challenges ranging from: Autism, to Attention Deficit, to the regular child with mild sensory sensitivity and motor needs. These children over or under process the sensory feedback of touch, vision, smell, taste and sound; and the internal sensory feedback from muscles, joints, motion, balance and deep pressure. This atypical processing can result in:
STICKIDS ® is suitable for children from toddlers to teens and from mild to severely effected children. It may be used for a single child or for many. STICKIDS ® Benefits:
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Music TherapyMusic Therapy,Sensory Integration and the Autistic Child, Music Therapy: Another Path to Learning and Communication for Children in the Autism Spectrum, by Betsey King Brunk The Rhythm Inside: Connecting Body, Mind and Spirit Through Music (book & cd) by Julia Schnebly-Black, Stephen F. Moore Learning Through Play: Music and Movement by Ellen Booth Church
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Speech Therapy
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Vision and LearningSeeing Through New Eyes: Changing the Lives of Autistic Children, Asperger Syndrome and Other Developmental Disabilities Through Vision Therapy by Stephen M. Edelson
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