Just a quick message to say thanks for writing all your books. They are great. I am a resource teacher and I am using them with a child that has...
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19 May 2013
Resources
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Our aim in this section is to provide useful resources from our own experiences over the years. We would love to hear what you find useful and what other types of resources you would be interested in seeing in this area. What we have so far is:
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iPhone/iPad Apps:
Going on a Plane
Going to the Dentist
Just a quick message to say thanks for writing all your books. They are great. I am a resource teacher and I am using them with a child that has...
“These are beautifully illustrated and easily understood story books to help prepare children for what to expect from a range of daily-life activities.”
"These books, in my opinion are a must have for any parent who would like their children to feel secure and have a level of understanding as to what will...
The App Whisperer has a list of ten iPad apps to help children with autism including the Off We Go! Going to the Dentist app.
I've just received the book "Going on a Plane" and I have one very delighted little 8yr old boy. Its an excellent book. I have all the first series...
Autism Spectrum Directory has a list of Social Skills, Social Stories and Script Apps compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad that it recommends, including the Off We Go! Going to the Dentist and Going...
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