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Kindergarten Readiness
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Track #237390
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More and more is expected of children entering kindergarten then ever before. Check out the links in this track to determine the skills your child has acquired, as well as, areas that need more practice.
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Nutrition
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Track #237118
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Nutrition is one of the key components to helping your youngster grow up healthy and strong. Sites in this track were chosen with young children in mind.
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Learning through Play
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Track #237136
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Play is more then just fun and games. It is actually the primary tool children use to learn about the world around them. Play also aids in the development of intellect, socialization, motor skills, problem-solving, and much more.
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Motor Development
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Track #236224
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The sites in this track will primiarily cover the topic of gross motor development in children. Gross motor development can be defined as the development that occurs regarding large muscle movements involved in walking, running, jumping, kicking etc. Access these sites to gain a better understanding of gross motor development, as well as activities to promote development at home.
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The Law and Special Education
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Track #234505
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Children with special needs and their parents have certain rights under the law. Access these sites to gain knowledge about legal rights for citizens' with disabilities and their parents. Also included in this Track is information about Wisconsin's standards for Early Learning.
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Autism
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Track #234229
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Autism is one of the most mysterious disorders today as there is no known cause. Much research has been conducted, however, to educate people on how to assist individuals with autism in the learning process. Links provided in this track will define autism, provide teaching tips, and refer them to other valuable resources.
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Sensory Integration Dysfunction
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Track #234191
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The term sensory integration dysfunction is used to characterize the disability where individuals have difficulty or are unable to respond to sensory information in their environment. Accessing the links in this Track will further describe SI dysfunction and provide helpful ways to assist people who demonstrate difficulty in this area.
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Speech and Language Development & Activities
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Track #209438
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Do you want to know more information about speech and language development in young children? Do you need ideas to promote developmental progress in this area when interacting with your child? The links found in this Track will the provide the information you've been looking for.
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Fine Motor Skills
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Track #209463
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Fine motor skills are those that require small muscle movements. Skills in this area include but are not limited to writing, drawing, cutting, manipulating clotheing fasteners, etc. Visit the sites listed here if you would like to gain more knowledge about fine motor development and how to promote skills for early childhood aged children.
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Informational Resources for Parents of Early Childhood Students with Disabilities-April 2004
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Track #202275
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As an Early Childhood Special Education Teacher, it is my firm belief that parent communication and involvement is the essence of children's success in school. This Track provides links to websites that parents can access for informational resources and learning activities to reinforce skill development in the home environment. Go ahead and empower yourself.
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