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Category Archives: socialization
Aspie-Paralympics
“It was my last race so I knew it didn’t matter if I collapsed at the bottom of the pool, it’s fine” Jessica-Jane Applegate Jessica-Jane Applegate, a 16-year-old with Asperger’s, wins 200m swimming gold at Paralympics. Britain’s Jessica-Jane Applegate set … Continue reading
‘Traveling with A Medically Complex Child – ‘(Parts 1 and 2)
Are you still in the summertime mode? Are you still diving into the pool, sipping lemonade through an umbrella straw, taking in the midnight movie, — you know, basically, ignoring the other folks who have plunged into the ‘Back-to-School’ zone? … Continue reading
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Students with Autism enjoy Olympics
AutisticPlayground shared a link. With School Gym as Olympic Stadium, Autistic Students Chase Goals cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com The Rebecca School in Manhattan, which serves developmentally disabled children, incorporated the London Olympics into its summer curriculum as a way to engage its older … Continue reading
Posted in Family fun!, good news!, school, socialization, sports
Tagged autism, autism spectrum, Autism Spectrum Disorder, autistic, developmental disability, Developmental disorder, disorder, London, London 2012, London Olympics, London Olympics 2012, Manhattan, Olympics, Olympics 2012, school, Student, Students
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Light Up a Sensory Diet!
Seven Ways to Light Up a Sensory Diet with Glow Sticks With Sensory Savvy Lenses: a tool for activities which encourage: auditory input fine motor skills motor planning proprioceptive input tactile input visual input Learn more ways to enhance sensory … Continue reading
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Tagged auditory input, autism, autism spectrum, Fine motor skill, fine motor skills, Glow stick, Health, Mental Health, motor planning, occupational therapy, Pinterest, proprioceptive input, sensory integration, Sensory Processing disorder, Shopping, tactile input, visual input
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The Concert | A Capitol Fourth
A view of the illuminated Washington, D.C. skyline, as boats gather on the Potomac River from a camera stationed in Northern VA. Fireworks light up the sky as seen from the east side of the U.S. Capitol. Hundreds of thousands … Continue reading
Camp Independence: Autism Support – ProjectIndependence.org
Autism Support – ProjectIndependence.org.
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Tagged autism, family, fun, July 4, resources, Summer, water
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‘A Sensory Christmas’
‘A Sensory Christmas’ Merry Christmas! This holiday perspective is worth a repost. {original post on 2011.12.22 at ‘Enjoying The Hi-5s of Autism – A Family Experience’ entitled ‘a SPD holiday season’} Hi5! Families can enjoy the holidays even when … Continue reading
FUNabulous Festival of Lights!
FUNabulous Festival of Lights! Hi5! Happy Hanukkah! Celebrations are enjoyably fun when you think of ‘uniquely different’ foods, gifts, games and ways to celebrate. Remember, to keep your ‘uniquely differently’ loved ones/colleagues/friends in mind when planning parties. Each category and … Continue reading