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13 Things that Change
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That’s where kids on the Autistic Spectrum have difficulty with things changing, and many of them things we parents have no control over.
Talking about it and having charts or pictures in books can help 🙂
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A great one that my kids love (but not everyone has access to it) is dry ice – either put it in water to see all the “smoke” or “steam” as the kids call it or leave it out and see how it disappears (is 4 and 2 too young to be explaining sublimation to them?)
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It must be such fun at your house sandy
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The sound suggestion made me think of another change – the way the mouth is shaped as you make the sounds.
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Excellent…reminds me of when my kids were still home.
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Oh very cool. Change is a great concept to explore. Thanks.
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Change seems to be everywhere.
Have a great Thursday!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2010/07/did-your-parents-tell-you-any-food-fibs-to-entice-you-to-eat-or-skip-any-foods/
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great list 🙂
You always have such interesting lists. There’s always change in color, too — particularly with fall foliage.
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I love change- but my sons don’t deal well with anything changing at all!
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Funny list. It’s not something I’ve ever thought on.
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Thought provoking article Deb. How things change is about observing. One of the hardest things to notice is changes in ourselves–for instance how a child’s body grows stronger, more coordinated, and better balanced. Ask them to do something they could barely do a year ago and now they can do it with ease.
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Or even quicker with little ones – my 2 year old can now ride tricycles, only a few weeks ago she couldn’t reach the pedals properly. And the big one loves showing off how she can skip, that’s only a few months old.
Something good to learn as adult also; that things change. Some of us can have trouble with that no matter how old we are.
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