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FREE Activity Book - Visual Discrimination Level 1

@everyone For those kiddos who are developmentally ready to visually compare pictorial prompts, here's a collection of worksheets taken right from Canva (and cleaned up a bit) that you can download (PDF) and use to your heart's content.

There's no copyright on this activity book, so you may pass it along to anyone.

FREE Activity Book - Visual Discrimination Level 1

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Piano

Any tips on how to help my 6 year old learn how to see the notes on the piano keys? He knows the note letters but is not connecting the name to the key on the piano. Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you!

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Real or Imagined?

We are beginning our 8th week within the Learning Pods and our 3rd month of consistent work on the clinical side with one of our children. I am wondering if anyone else, as a parent working with their child(ren), may have experienced a period early on of an inability to recall specific words and a struggle with spelling? I feel like I have a diminished vocabulary and spelling everyday words are giving me pause. Is it possible that this is simply a temporary hump during the process of Play, Merge, Replace as my own mind adjusts to relying on imagery? I know I am not referencing the correct terms here... Basically, is my brain on the cusp of overriding decades old "bad habits", or am I just getting old and tired?

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Piano

Any tips on how to help my 6 year old learn how to see the notes on the piano keys? He knows the note letters but is not connecting the name to the key on the piano. Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you!