Guest guest Posted February 20, 2007 Report Share Posted February 20, 2007 Hi! I am hoping some of you more " seasoned " parents can give me some very simple ideas. The and Noble is putting on their event tomorrow. As co- president of a newly formed group in our area, I will be there, but it is really a wonderful person from the ARC running the show. (Within Teagan getting ear tubes last week, and the other co- president being sick, it's a god send). One of the things the person from ARC normally does is " Empathy " excercises - things to give the kids an idea of what it is like to be different. She only has one she could thing of, but nothing else quite fits with down syndrome. She asked me if I had something I'd like to do, and I don't. Does anybody have any ideas of things to do with the kids? It's only an hour long - we will do an intro, talk about what it's like to have a disability, read a book or two (Paint the Octopus Red for one), I'll introduce Teagan and talk about her, and another mom and her adult daughter will talk. then we'll answer questions. I am really not good at this kind of stuff - you might call me the reluctant co-president. I'm a great behind the scenes person. Anyway - the audience is kids... Thanks Gail mom to Teagan, 3, and Shealyn, 16mos Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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