For flash cards, try Collins Educational Supplies. I think on Quebec St, off Marine Drive near Knight St bridge in South Vancouver/Burnaby. We haven't been there for while, so I'm not sure if they are still there. Our lead therapist makes great cards. She is thinking of putting some out at a table at the next FEAT workshop, so that may be an option for you as well.
For hair cuts, I do both my boys myself. For several *years* it was a nightmare for my older son, but he is 'somewhat' OK with it now. For the younger one, its still a nightmare, so I do it when he is asleep…
I am looking for a hair cut place for my 4 year old boy. A place like Beaners Fun Cut for Kids but unfortunately they are all out of business. Somebody who understands special needs children will be great. I am willing to go anywhere. please email me at annamc@telus.net if you have any info. thanks, Anna (Henry's mom)
I'm making available some software that I have built to help manage the ABA programs for our two sons. You can find out more about this at http://home.istar.ca/~gumnut/homeaba.html, including the reasons why I can't give it away for free, much as I would like to!
I'm hoping to have a little table at the FEAT workshop in Sept at SFU where I will be able to offer you better prices than on my website (no delivery required!).
For FEAT BC members, the pricing is $10 for a time limited trial CD and $40 for a registered copy, plus PST. An upgrade from the trial to a registered copy is $35 plus PST. (All Canadian dollars). If you just can't wait until the workshop, you can download a trial copy at no charge or send me an email and we will work something out!
Peggy: Re a good book for to teach drawing ideas, check out London Drugs. They have a lot of good educational material for our kids, often pretty reasonably priced. Learning Horizons is the company that puts out a lot of these products. For drawing, try "Draw and Talk"- $3.25 canadian- It's supposedly for Pre-K to K, but I would have been happpy to have this book in 5th grade to improve my drawing Cheers!!
I'm looking for a book that would help us to teach Dalton simple drawings. I have heard about 'Draw Write Now' but I think that company is from the US and wondering if there is anywhere locally to purchase a quality book that has simple drawings. Thanks.
If any one needs the therapist list, contact Sabrina, @ 534-6956, Michelle is away for the next week, so the Therapist list is with Sabrina. and by the way, don't forget to register for the FEAT workshop At SFU.
Did anyone record the Bill Good show today? I missed it, and can't get it over the web (my connection is too slow). I would really like to hear it, if someone has it.
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