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This kit is for use in the development of skills for learners with the most significant challenges. Is an extensive set of sensory items and written materials that help the most significantly challenged learners increase their curiosity and develop specific skills. Tools in this kit may be used to help create daily schedules, lesson plans, and alternative assessments for play or functional routines.
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Products and Activities for Children with Multiple Disabilities
Article excerpt from the field, by Kristie Smith, M.Ed, CTVI
Originally published in Fred's Head From APH
As with other children, those who have multiple disabilities that include vision impairment desire to use their senses to explore and interpret the world around them. I have a student who, despite being blind, has learned color concepts by associating them with certain tastes and smells. Perception is often not limited to any single delivery method. Accordingly, APH offers a wide variety of products to enrich active minds and bodies.
One of the many wonderful APH products is the Sensory Learning Kit. It comes with a switch-activated fan, a vibrating pillow, a radio, and an array of other devices that put the child in charge of sensory input.
APH also offers a Walk-Run Fitness Kit. This kit allows considerable freedom of movement through aerobic activity while providing the safety of a personal guide wire system that can be assembled almost anywhere. The kit’s adjustable tether is capable of accommodating wheelchair users as well.
For little ones (ages 3 and younger) APH offers the . This kit includes pompoms, high contrast foam, puppets, and many other items that can help hold a child’s focus and help the child build perception skills.
APH also sells the Sensory Cylinder Set. These cylinders encourage hand manipulation and aid in the interpretation of color and mass. Each cylinder has it’s own distinct texture, color, and weight.
Everyone perceives the world differently. These APH products can help our students and loved ones stave off restlessness, facilitate awareness and help our children appreciate a wide spectrum of sensations.
Do you have some great ideas about using APH products? We encourage you to submit an article to the Fred's Head from APH blog. Contact Marissa Stalvey, APH's Social Media Coordinator, Mstalvey@aph.org