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» Can I Play Too? Autism Demystification Puppet Presentation Packaged Program
Can I Play Too? Autism Demystification Puppet Presentation Packaged Program is designed for self-use by parents and educations to promote understanding, acceptance, empathy and friendships between individuals on the autism spectrum (and related social-communication needs) and their peers. The story revolves around Roger, Mae and Emma three classmates who at recess time need some help to play together. With the help of his teachers (Mz. Pillar and Mr. Fergus) and Emma "who has a brother with autism" Roger learns not only how to play with Mae (individual on the autism spectrum) but how to use the "Seven Friendship Tips" to be a good friend to everyone.
The program package contains the following:
- Professionally shot and edited DVD of the "Can I Play Too?" puppet play and What did Roger Learn? review
- CD of printable materials, visuals and handouts
- Implementation manual
- 5 - colouring/story books (story adapted from the puppet play)
Can I Play Too? Autism Demystification Puppet Presentation Packaged Program will be available in the Fall 2010 online at our bookstore.
» The Autism Code: Designing Meaningful Social Strategies for Supporting Children on the Autism Spectrum in Inclusive Classrooms
McCracken, H. Vancouver BC: Friend 2 Friend Social Learning Society Publisher
This workbook is designed to assist parents, educators and other professional in designing meaningful, measureable and age-appropriate social strategies as part of the IEP or therapeutic process for individuals on the autism spectrum and their peers ages 3 through 18.
→ Anticipated release date: September 2010
