Did you know that April is Autism Awareness Month. Workman Publishing has just released a book that is the first of its kind and geared specifically for children on the autism spectrum.
My daughter is not autistic, but I was very interested to receive a copy of the book "Point to Happy: For Children On The Autism Spectrum". This is a fun and interactive book that features a hand with a pointer finger extended on a stick that your child holds and points to the different pictures you ask them about. My daughter got a lot out of this book and enjoyed pointing out the colors, pictures, shapes and more that I quizzed her about. I can see how this would be a great resource for autistic children, but I would assert that this is a great teaching tool for all children.
Right now, you can get "Point to Happy" at Amazon
for $13.57.
Thanks to Workman Publishing, one lucky My Springfield Mommy reader will win a copy of "Point to Happy".
My daughter is not autistic, but I was very interested to receive a copy of the book "Point to Happy: For Children On The Autism Spectrum". This is a fun and interactive book that features a hand with a pointer finger extended on a stick that your child holds and points to the different pictures you ask them about. My daughter got a lot out of this book and enjoyed pointing out the colors, pictures, shapes and more that I quizzed her about. I can see how this would be a great resource for autistic children, but I would assert that this is a great teaching tool for all children.
Right now, you can get "Point to Happy" at Amazon
for $13.57. Thanks to Workman Publishing, one lucky My Springfield Mommy reader will win a copy of "Point to Happy".
Giveaway ends Sunday, May 8th
Winner chosen by Random.org
Winners responsible for supplying shipping info.
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41 comments:
first I want to read it and understand autism a bit more since I have a few friends with children with autism
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My beautiful daughter has Down Syndrome and Autism. The pointer is a great idea because she does not always use her finger to point to things, she will use her elbow or foot. Since she is non verbal I would be interested if she would identify things in the book. I know she is very bright.
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Our son has autism & I think this book would be enjoyable and educational for him.
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My daughters would love this book!
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I have a friend that has an autistic child and this book would be great for her and also for my kids so they can understand their friend.
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my son has autism and this could be beneficial for him.
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I would like to learn more about autism it is on the rise with children.
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My sister's second child has Down Syndrome and this would be a great book for her and her son because the pointer looks fun to where it would hold his attention when she teaches him about something.
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I have friends who have children with autism and hopefully this book will entertain their autistic children
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I would hope to be able to help our son who is on the autism spectrum to learn to point to things, instead of touching them.
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I work in an elementary school and want to better understand the special education children.
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This would be for my neighbor.
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I would give this book to my friend whose daughter works in special education.
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