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Got Special KIDS|Eeboo 2-4 Player Time Telling Game for Kids Ages 5 & Up Eeboo - Time Telling Game

Well-designed game will get kids up to speed on telling time!

Our Price:: $18.29
Got Special KIDS|Tie Me Tie Me A Lacing & Tying Activity

Learn to tie shoes with this lacing toy.

Our Price:: $5.00
Got Special KIDS|Constructive Eating - Construction Line Constructive Eating - Construction Line

Lift, scoop, and push your way through a constructive mealtime.

Starting At: $5.40
Got Special KIDS|Constructive Eating Garden Fairy Constructive Eating - Garden Fairy Line

Lift, scoop, and push your way through a fairy garden mealtime.

Starting At: $5.40
Got Special KIDS|Constructive Eating Utensils Dinosaurs Constructive Eating -Dinosaur Line

Lift, scoop, and push your way through a fairy garden mealtime.

Starting At: $5.40
Got Special KIDS|EasieEaters Curved Utensils have 3" long handles are the perfect size for children. EasieEaters Curved Utensils

Angled design makes eating easier!

Our Price:: $8.49
Got Special Kids | Learning Resources Money Jar Learning Resources Money Jar

Using Money Is an Important Functional Skill for Independent Living

Our Price:: $13.99
Got Special KIDS|Orchard Toys Shopping List Memory Game Grocery List

Develop matching and memory skills!

Our Price:: $15.25
Got Special KIDS|Manual Dexterity Boards Manual Dexterity Boards

Practice the fundamentals!

Our Price:: $18.49
Got Special KIDS|Manual Dexterity Dressing Vest Manual Dexterity Dressing Vest

Practice the fundamentals!

Our Price:: $28.60
Got Special KIDS| Learning Resources Magnetic Money Learning Resources Magnetic Money

Interactive game on a magnetic board for small group or classroom activity.

Our Price:: $33.99
Looking Good Curriculum Looking Good Curriculum

Help non-readers learn and follow grooming activities with Looking Good, a skills-based curriculum for adolescents and adults. Each activity is illustrated step-by-step in a reproducible format and described in lesson plans featuring objectives, data forms and training suggestions.

Looking Good Curriculum:

  • 215-page Instructor’s Guide, 8½” x 11”
  • 47 personal care activities
  • 72 color-coded routine cards, 3½” x 2”
  • Pocket Book (durable, vinyl card holder) to help users complete grooming sequences independently, 4½” x 5”

Our Price:: $106.80
   
 

Fostering independence in toddlers is a critical step to raising secure and independent children. While trying to be independent comes easy for most kids entering the toddler years, a lack of tools and parental encouragement can leave kids lagging behind as they enter kindergarten. Encouraging independence in toddlers means you provide regular praise when your child attempts age-appropriate tasks, particularly those he's reluctant to try.
Whether your child is growing up with special needs or without, we recommend engaging in daily independent toddler activities to help him grow, learn and understand. You don't have to be a teacher or therapist to begin raising an independent special needs child. Our selection of autism learning toys and games includes products that help them feed themselves, games that help them get the hang of concepts such as time and more.