parenting advice for preschoolers

August 13th, 2009

Need advice for parents of preschool children with special needs.?

I have a son who is PDD. I tried the school education special. program, then decided it must be one to teach him. Has a limited vocabulary, but it's better every day. It shows little interest in the program, I bought it. Any suggestions on teaching such things as opposites, upper, middle, bottom, inside, outside. I have cards with pictures that show them, but it's too boring to keep their attention. I need examples active and diverse examples of the same stuff. I want to work with him wherever we go, as the supermarket or bank, etc. Please any help.

You probably need a lot more visual and practical information on the type of work. My DD has ASD and teaches * very * well for the team. Most part of what she knows (she is 8 now), heard Leap Frog Leapster. Flash cards are boring. PECS Do you use any type of cards? I would qualify all at home with them. You can get the expensive software, or you can make your own. Here's a site with a few: You can also http://www.do2learn.com/picturecards/printcards/index.htm Use pictures of favorite toys, or do an activity, etc. Click giant cards "in a shower curtain line w / a marker of PermaNet. You can put the shapes, colors, letters, numbers, etc. on it. Then your DS to Jump / step in the right answer. Do not write in the sand or shaving cream. We will write with markers Erasable on mirrors or glass sliding doors. Quiz him while swinging on a swing or jumping on an exercise ball. Just think outside the box. I suppose your son TED has sensory problems? If yes, then they are * big * Help: Allow him http://www.sensorysmarts.com/ http://www.out-of-sync-child.com/ Homeschool is the age when KDG? If not, then you might want to keep the door open for w / IFSP school district. He should be able to get physiotherapist is still necessary, an occupational therapist, and (larger plant) from school. If not, consider a private therapist for the Old Testament (sensory / ASD trained) and the SLP.

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