Leisure Time Activities for Deaf-Blind Children by Jeanne Huffman et al Although activities for “Meal Time”, “Grooming”, and “Dressing” are included, this comprehensive handbook concentrates primarily on leisure time activities for the deaf-blind child. Directions for teachers and parents are well organized with a list of objectives and materials for each activity. A basic sign vocabulary of 79 most-used signs makes this complete.
LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS: Alphabet Asking For The Bib Body Painting Busy Surprise Box Buttering Bread Buzzer Board Clothes Pin Clamping Color Circles Combing Hair Crawling Creative Blocks Definitions Drum Rhythms Eating Movement Egg Shell Pictures Equipment Glossary Felt Puzzles Finger Foods Finger-painting Finger-spelling Flex-O-Gears Following A Beam Follow Rope Food Sign At Meal Times Free Pasting Fun Box Going On A Trip Grooming Powder Group Grope Illustrations Shopping Bag Face Sign For Candy Sign For Milk Sign For No Sign For Water Sorting Sound Enjoyment Stacking Ring Stringing Wooden Beads Swinging In Blanket T-Shirt Talking Balloons Tether Ball Toilet Training Tong Pick Up Tracing Tray Turn Off The Faucet Vegetables Water Pillow Watering Plants Wax Play Zipper On Pants CLICK TO BUY PAGES!!! Imitation Of Rhythm Introduction Animals Introduction/Success Jar Lid Latch Frames Magic Box Manipulation Magic Window Matching Pictures Moving Lips Nested Hardwood Cube Newspaper Play Nuts And Bolts Objects In And Out Opening A Container Paper Mosaic Parallel Play Paper Weaving Patty Cakes Pedaling Tricycle Peg Board Placing And Pasting Pours Put On A Sock Putting A Block In A Can Rice Mosaics Roll A Pin Scissors Manipulation Serves Self Shake And Sort