April 2010 | SensoryEdge

Literacy Based Designs in Classroom Furniture

One of the most important things a teacher can do is to develop in children the desire to read. In Kindergarten through second grade students are learning to read. From third grade on they are […]

Can a Toy Box Save your Sanity?

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Over the last few years, building contractors have made the average home a lot larger. As a consumer nation we have a tendency to buy things and lots of it. Modern day young people are […]

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There Are Multiple Forms of Autism

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Genetic – Symptoms can present themselves within the first few months to a year old. Environmental – Parents feel that there child was typically on track with sudden regression. Unfortunately most doctors prefer […]

Friendship Counts with Kids with Autism

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In the new television series Parenthood, we meet a boy named Max and his parents, who are coming to grips with Max’s diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. His parents are frustrated and overwhelmed with Max’s behavior. […]

Second Chance: How Adoption Saved a Boy with Autism and His Shelter Dog

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PBS Kids named Second Chance: How Adoption Saved a Boy with Autism and His Shelter Dog by Sandra J. Gerencher of Bethlehem, Pa. to its “Great Books About Adoption” recommended reading list in the nonfiction […]

Toddler Toys: Getting them Ready for the Next Step

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Many toys on the market look neat, but are they safe for toddlers. As they grow, toddlers often grow out of infant toys quickly, which might lead to them feeling bored and restless. Why not get them toys that are meant specifically for their age group?

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