Leisure Time Activities for Deaf-Blind Children
by Jeanne Huffman et al
Although activities for “Meal Time”, “Grooming”, and “Dressing” are included, this comprehensive handbook concentrates primarily on leisure time activities for the deaf-blind child. Directions for teachers and parents are well organized with a list of objectives and materials for each activity. A basic sign vocabulary of 79 most-used signs makes this complete.
LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Alphabet
Asking For The Bib
Body Painting
Busy Surprise Box
Buttering Bread
Buzzer Board
Clothes Pin Clamping
Color Circles
Combing Hair
Crawling
Creative Blocks
Definitions
Drum Rhythms
Eating Movement
Egg Shell Pictures
Equipment Glossary
Felt Puzzles
Finger Foods
Finger-painting
Finger-spelling
Flex-O-Gears
Following A Beam
Follow Rope
Food Sign At Meal Times
Free Pasting
Fun Box
Going On A Trip
Grooming Powder
Group Grope
Illustrations
Shopping Bag Face
Sign For Candy
Sign For Milk
Sign For No
Sign For Water
Sorting
Sound Enjoyment Stacking Ring
Stringing Wooden Beads
Swinging In Blanket
T-Shirt
Talking Balloons
Tether Ball
Toilet Training
Tong Pick Up
Tracing Tray
Turn Off The Faucet
Vegetables
Water Pillow
Watering Plants
Wax Play
Zipper On Pants
Imitation Of Rhythm
Introduction Animals
Introduction/Success
Jar Lid
Latch Frames
Magic Box
Manipulation
Magic Window
Matching Pictures
Moving Lips
Nested Hardwood Cube
Newspaper Play
Nuts And Bolts
Objects In And Out
Opening A Container
Paper Mosaic
Parallel Play
Paper Weaving
Patty Cakes
Pedaling Tricycle
Peg Board
Placing And Pasting
Pours
Put On A Sock
Putting A Block In A Can
Rice Mosaics
Roll A Pin
Scissors Manipulation
Serves Self
Shake And Sort