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EARLY LEARNING / Parents of Children with Special Needs / Re: Suggestions for 3 y/o with Down Syndrome
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on: November 29, 2011, 06:26:49 PM
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Sonya, As far as a program I don't follow something specific but I do use a copy of the HELP checklist. This is a checklist that all therapist use to keep track of skills in all area. It breaks down ever skill you can imagine and puts them in catagoiries such as, speech, gross motor, social, cognitive etc. I also just purchased the e-book Montessori At Home. This is an amazing almost three hundred page e-book that breaks down the steps of montessori and how to implement a program in your home. I used the book How Smart is Your Baby when Adeline was younger and I feel like this has been an addition to the information I received earlier.
I agree with the little tramp idea. Adeline has a little tramp with a handle and love it. If you can't find one with a handle I have seen people up a chair in front of a small tramp. We also use a scooter board a lot in our house. We have wood floors so that works. Dance around with scarfs anything to get the feet moving.
Sandy
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EARLY LEARNING / Parents of Children with Special Needs / Feel like I should be doing more
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on: August 19, 2011, 07:43:49 PM
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My Dd is two years old and has down syndrome. I have been doing the LR and LM with her everyday. We also do a lot with some You Tube childrens songs that I really like. They are Kids TV 123 and Super Simple Songs. We are doing as much crawling as possible, she likes to scoot. I feel like I should be doing more but just not sure what. I don't have a lot of time as I also homeschool my other three children but I don't want to miss something.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sandy
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EARLY LEARNING / Parents of Children with Special Needs / Re: Teaching your child with diabilities to read. Good or Bad?
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on: August 03, 2011, 07:34:50 PM
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I have only been on this journey for a short time. My daughter with down syndrome is 27 months and we have been using the brillkids program for a few months, but I already see many benefits. Exposing my daughter to so much vocabulary has improved her speech she is speaking new words everyday. She has also learned others things such as her animal sounds and colors.
I believe that giving her a head start in these skills will set her up for even more sucess for the future.
Sandy
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