Inclusivity in Childcare Info Packet Children with disabilities can be served in inclusive childcare settings. Sometimes it takes some extra support and collaboration and we offer tips for that. Evidence
This guide is a partial listing of inclusive recreation activities and camps in San Francisco and the greater Bay area, to get you started on your search for fun. If
What is Self Regulation? Self Regulation is the ability to understand and manage your behavior and your reactions to feelings and things happening around you. Read this information in Spanish
In conversation with Rana Cattaneo by Dulcey Reiter At SNAPkids, our swimmers with disabilities are the heart of our program. We provide accessible swimming programs for children and help build
Did you know that Felton Institute offers early intervention services funded through GGRC, embedded within an inclusive childcare program? Interested families or providers, please email [email protected] for information.
This free ASL Family Storytime is happy to return to in-person sessions with families of deaf and hard-of-hearing children of all ages! The story time repeats on the first and
Mechanics’ Institute is offering free, monthly Family Story Time on third Saturdays at 10am. We would be thrilled if you would kindly share information with families and your constituents. We know that families
When writing IEP goals for students with unique learning needs, SMART goals are best practice! Make them: IEP goals are specific to the needs of each individual student. Determining the
Playing is really important to child development. If your child benefits from adaptations in their playground equipment to make play more accessible, fortunately, you have many great local options! Read
https://lookslikelanguage.com/2019/07/helpful-ways-to-deal-with-sensory-problems-plus-a-free-download.html
I hope you learn some good tips from this article on how to create the perfect sensory room. https://www.angi.com/articles/sensory-room-ideas.htm
Here you can find tip sheets for challenges like nail trimming, tooth brushing, bedtime and sleep, and more; for kids with Sensory Processing Differences.
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