Guest guest Posted July 7, 2006 Report Share Posted July 7, 2006 FYI - I have not checked into this software. Please do so if you are interested. Carol SadlerSpecial Education Consultant/AdvocateGA Advocacy Office PLSP I Graduate770-442-83571105 Rock Pointe LookWoodstock, GA 30188CarolSadler@...www.IEPadvocate4You.com CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGEDInformation contained in this communication is confidential and privileged. It is not meant to represent legal or medical advice, but rather advice given based on my knowledge as a trained Parent Advocate by the GA Advocacy Office, Council of Parent Advocates & Attorneys, CHADD, LDA, and the GA DOE Parent Mentor program as an invited guest. Please do not forward without my permission. New Vocabulary Software Hi, My name is Sara. My youngest children ages 5 and 4, struggle with autism, ADHD, and speech delays. As a mom, and former special education teacher, my highest priority is to enable my sons to communicate to the best of their ability. Since there was nothing on the market, I developed a series of vocabulary computer software programs for my boys. It was a labor of love, as I needed effective tools to teach my boys words with meaning. Both showed interest in the computer, but didn't know how to use the mouse. I designed the software, so they would only have to press the spacebar, to work the computer program on their own. The programs are based on nursery rhymes, holidays, and birthdays. Previous to their using the programs, they hadn't a clue about any holiday (including Halloween and Christmas!), birthdays, nursery rhymes, etc. This is truly an educational software program for any young child, regardless of their ability level. If anyone in your group is interested in looking at my programs, please go to www.Hiyah.net Thanks, Sara Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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