Re: Looking for RFFC Targets

[Guest guest]

Hey Mickey, unfortunately I have no new targets to offer, but I sure would be

interested in hearing what you started off with ( this has been a hard area

for us I think lots of us would be interested.. but if you'd rather

email them to me privately that's ok

Thanks,

Spencer

[Guest guest]

Hi Mickey,

we are using the Language Builder cards for RFFC-- so far I have written up

about 136 and my son has about 60 mastered and about 130 intro'd ...do you

have these cards?? I have a word file with the list if you'd like it but I

think any of the cards would do. Thanks again for your help. I got the tape

the other day. YOur little boy is sweet

good luck

Lori

[ ] Looking for RFFC Targets

>From: Altamesa1@...

>

>We have just about exhausted our targets for RFFC. I think this drill is

>critical to continue, and I was wondering if anyone has a list of objects

>they use in RFFC that they would be willing to share. I would be glad to

>share what we have used as well. Thanks in advance.

>

>Yours,

>Mickey

>

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[Guest guest]

Mickey, Rgarding your question about RFFC materials. There is a CD that I

like called: " Picture This " you can make your own flashcard and the photos

are actual photos not animated. There are 2400 photos on this program.

Everything is broken down by category. Some of the categories are: Animals,

prepositions, rooms, sequences,shapes, places,

vehicles,opposites,colors,clothing,nature,kitchen,holidays,travel etc.....

It cost $49.50 www.silverliningmm.com

or 914-462-8714

Hope this helps

[Guest guest]

Mickey & listers,

These are some of the targets we have used or are planning to use. Hope you

can use some of them.

SCHOOL ITEMS:

scissors, glue, paste, glue stick, tape, rubber bands, chalk, chalkboard,

eraser, stapler, paper, notebook, pen, pencil, crayon, markers, locker, back

pack, paints, easel, paintbrush, pencil sharpener, globe, ruler

PLACES:

Mall, grocery store, Burger King, Mc's, Book store, K-Mart, ToyRUs,

Zoo

KITCHEN ITEMS:

stove, fridge, cupboard, drawer, counter, microwave, toaster, dishes,

silverware, can opener, mixer, blender, sink, dish washer, napkin, cleaning

supplies, paper towel, dish towel, paper plates, measuring cups and spoons,

mixing bowls, spatula, cookie cutters, cookie sheet, cake pan,

(My son loves to cook)

BATHROOM ITEMS:

toothbrush, paste, washcloth, towel, sink, toilet, toilet paper, shower,

tub, mirror, trash can, q-tips, soap, shampoo, nail clippers, hair brush,

comb

CLOTHING:

pajamas, underwear, t-shirts, shirts, pants, socks, shoes, boots, snowpants,

mittens, hat, scarf, bathing suit, shorts, sandals, raincoat

ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MONEY

TOYS

TRANSPORTATION

TOOLS

FOODS

SEASONS (not sure on functions, yet)

BODY PARTS

ROOMS OF THE HOUSE

FURNITURE

MISC. ITEMS:

gifts, wrapping paper, greeting cards, camera, remote control, garage door

opener, CD's, cassettes, tape recorder, stereo, headphones, closet, hangers

I obviously haven't thought up all the features, functions and class for all

these, yet.

These are just things we come across everyday or things he has asked " What

is it? " Hope this helps. Would love to see others ideas.

Thanks,

Lori

lbh@...

[ ] Looking for RFFC Targets

>From: Altamesa1@...

>

>We have just about exhausted our targets for RFFC. I think this drill is

>critical to continue, and I was wondering if anyone has a list of objects

>they use in RFFC that they would be willing to share. I would be glad to

>share what we have used as well. Thanks in advance.

>

>Yours,

>Mickey

>

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[Guest guest]

Jennie--'Could you tell us about the Language Builder cards and where you can

get them? Thanks

Vicky

[Guest guest]

At 12:51 PM 2/18/00 EST, Altamesa1@... wrote:

>From: Altamesa1@...

>

>We have just about exhausted our targets for RFFC. I think this drill is

>critical to continue, and I was wondering if anyone has a list of objects

>they use in RFFC that they would be willing to share. I would be glad to

>share what we have used as well. Thanks in advance.

>

>Yours,

>Mickey

Hi,

We use the huge set of Language Builder Cards, along with too many other

separate sets. If we have a fire, it would burn for days on flash cards

alone. Yikes!

Seriously, these have been very useful, and while we have not introduced

many of these yet, I made some up after seeing some here. The next two are

to be included in my son's program during the next two weeks if he

continues to be stable and more cheerful.

Milk - something cold, you drink, is white, buy it at the store. (I have

chosen now to link cow with it just yet. He has a hard enough time

understanding the fact the cow eats, let alone we drink the cow's milk.)

Fish - swims in the water, buy at a petshop, lives in an aquarium, has fins

and tail. (we have an aquarium for Ize, so I try to use things that are in

his world first.)

Airplane - Flies in the sky, takes off and lands, has a pilot, is at the

airport.

Flower - Color, grows in a garden, smells pretty, you put them in a vase.

Playground - You play at it, you can slide or swing. Kids come and play, it

it outside.

You probably have done these, but I find that as we see each card, I find

new things I could potentially expand on. We are not ready yet to do too

much and my kid's expressive language is too weak to require much in the

way of answers.

Still, out of all the photos we have, I think we are set for many, many

months to come. LOL

Jennie