Guest guest Posted February 24, 2009 Report Share Posted February 24, 2009 Our speech therapist just recently told me that she feels my son is now past the Kaufman Kit 1. We had both the Kaufman Kit 1 and the Kaufman Speech Praxis Workout Book which I worked with him at home. Since we will not be using them, I would like to sell them together for $200 + $10 shipping. If anyone is interested please e-mail me directly at c3dem@.... Both are in great shape. The only thing I have done is underline and highlight a couple of things in the text in the workbook. These helped my son, hopefully they can help someone else. Here are links to both of the items: Kaufman Kit 1 $199 http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=NS1002 Kaufman Speech Praxis Workout Book $109 http://www.superduperinc.com/products/view.aspx?pid=NS1004 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2009 Report Share Posted February 24, 2009 that is great news!!! Congratulations!!! How old is your son now? Aren't the kits great? By the time years after I found out they were available for home use back in the day (in 1999) Tanner too was on Kit 2 - past Kit 1. K is just brilliant! Here's an article was interviewed for The Late Talker book for: The Kaufman Approach for Any Late Talker ? The Kaufman Speech Praxis Treatment certainly can be used with any late-talking child. says developer Kaufman: " In fact, by employing these techniques, we can make a much clearer judgment as to whether there is an apraxia of speech in quite young children or whether we are merely looking at `neurological immaturity.' The Kaufman approach assists children in attempting their best word approximations when they can't produce complete words. By teaching them that it is okay to say " wawa " for water, or " ba " for ball, or " nana " for banana, they come to understand how to say words that they may have been avoiding because they did not know how to simplify them. It is quite common for late-talking children, after being introduced to the Kaufman method, to move full steam ahead, developing more and more " approximated " vocabulary. Then, they move into full, clear vocabulary and begin to combine words independently without the need for continued therapy. If they do not move ahead rapidly, it would be appropriate to suspect that the child has apraxia. Part of the Kaufman approach is the early establishment of a " core vocabulary, " consisting of a few simple, functional words like " mama, " " up, " " more, " and " me " that are practiced until they become part of your child's " motor memory. " Core words are put into a notebook that is practiced at home and incorporated into daily activities. The key to treatment is repetition so that the learning of new speech sounds becomes more automatic. There are kits explaining the Kaufman method that can be used by professionals or by parents at home. http://www.speechville.com/KaufmanKitArticle.html The prices you are selling the kit and workout book for is awesome! But for anyone else buying it new -you can find it cheaper at the ShopinService for CHERAB website (Kits and workout book both under Kaufman Kits) http://speech411.com Here's to one day you selling your Kit 2..too!! PS just in case people didn't see your email address: c3dem@... or c3dem at aol.com ===== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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