To support autism charities and special education, Bourbon Street Bar and Grill's sixth annual FREE family carnival benefit, 'Mardi Gras for Autism' will be held outside Bourbon Street Bar & Grill in the adjacent Fullerton Train Depot parking lot located at 110 E. Commonwealth Ave. in Fullerton on Saturday, February 14, 2015 from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. The family-friendly, all abilities, free event is designed to encourage families to enjoy the fun of Mardi Gras while raising money for Fullerton special education programs, featuring many activities appropriate for children of all ages and abilities, including: Speakers Tentatively Confirmed to Mardi Gras " Court " to Speak at 11:30: Fullerton Mayor Greg Sebourn Irvine Mayor and Chairman of the OCTA Jeffrey Lalloway Fullerton City Council Members Fullerton School District Board Member Janny Meyer And more ... Attractions: Aquarium of the Pacific on Wheels Ultimate Recycling Machine JackFM Bustache The Game Truck Medieval Times Junior Knight Training The Sensory Zone The Face Painting Zone Karaoke at Slidebar Bounce Houses Inflatable Slides Sensory Cooking with Chef Patrick Balloon Twisters Il Circo Acrobatics Performances: Tara's Chance Equine Therapy Demo CF Dance Academy 'Everyone Dance Now" OC Kickboxing Performance Star Wars Light Saber Fight Medieval Times Sword Fight Performance Dixiedelics Jazz Band Fullerton High Circus Club (Stilt walkers, unicycle riders, jugglers, plate spinners) Booths:...

Free 'Mardi Gras for Autism' event on Feb 14, 2015, with games and performances to support special education and autism charities.

Sixth Annual "Mardi Gras for Autism"

To support autism charities and special education, Bourbon Street Bar and Grill's sixth annual FREE family carnival benefit, 'Mardi Gras for Autism' will be held outside Bourbon Street Bar & Grill in the adjacent Fullerton Train Depot parking lot located at 110 E. Commonwealth Ave. in Fullerton on Saturday, February 14, 2015 from 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.  The family-friendly, all abilities, free event is designed to encourage families to enjoy the fun of Mardi Gras while raising money for Fullerton special education programs, featuring many activities appropriate for children of all ages and abilities, including:   Speakers Tentatively Confirmed to Mardi Gras  " Court "  to Speak at 11:30:  Fullerton Mayor Greg Sebourn Irvine Mayor and Chairman of the OCTA Jeffrey Lalloway    Fullerton City Council Members Fullerton School District Board Member Janny Meyer  And more ...   Attractions:    Aquarium of the Pacific on Wheels Ultimate Recycling Machine JackFM Bustache The Game Truck Medieval Times Junior Knight Training    The Sensory Zone The Face Painting Zone Karaoke at Slidebar Bounce Houses Inflatable Slides Sensory Cooking with Chef Patrick Balloon Twisters Il Circo Acrobatics  Performances:     Tara's Chance Equine Therapy Demo CF Dance Academy 'Everyone Dance Now" OC Kickboxing Performance Star Wars Light Saber Fight  Medieval Times Sword Fight Performance Dixiedelics Jazz Band Fullerton High Circus Club (Stilt walkers, unicycle riders, jugglers, plate spinners)       Booths:...

Free 'Mardi Gras for Autism' event on Feb 14, 2015, with games and performances to support special education and autism charities.

Sustainability and taking care of the planet is a hot topic, and what really needs to happen is educating young children about recycling versus waste. Trash Chaos is a free app that engages children in a game while also using teachable moments to promote recycling. In the game, the Evil Queen Ignorantia (supervising parents will find this clever) has sent her sidekicks, the Ignarus, to contaminate the planet. It's up to you, as a member of the Yogome Squad to separate all the trash that you can. Play in the forest, the arctic, the ocean, or in space. Each level includes organic waste (food) and plastic recyclables, and you simply need to drag the objects into the appropriate bin. Be careful of the trash wave, during which you'll have to work quickly to clear the objects. This action is great for education as well as some fine motor practice. The fast-paced action is thrilling and engaging for children of many ages and abilities. The game is motivating because you earn coins and badges for each level, and there are 24 fun-filled levels to complete. You can also input your child's age and grade, so the game adapts to your child's ability. Each level also includes a few screens of information and fun facts about recycling. Find Trash Chaos for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch in the App Store.

Trash Chaos is a free app that teaches children about recycling in a game format with 24 levels, adapting to the child's age.

Special Needs App of the Day: Trash Chaos

 Sustainability and taking care of the planet is a hot topic, and what really needs to happen is educating young children about recycling versus waste. Trash Chaos is a free app that engages children in a game while also using teachable moments to promote recycling.   In the game, the Evil Queen Ignorantia (supervising parents will find this clever) has sent her sidekicks, the Ignarus, to contaminate the planet. It's up to you, as a member of the Yogome Squad to separate all the trash that you can.    Play in the forest, the arctic, the ocean, or in space. Each level includes organic waste (food) and plastic recyclables, and you simply need to drag the objects into the appropriate bin. Be careful of the trash wave, during which you'll have to work quickly to clear the objects. This action is great for education as well as some fine motor practice. The fast-paced action is thrilling and engaging for children of many ages and abilities.   The game is motivating because you earn coins and badges for each level, and there are 24 fun-filled levels to complete. You can also input your child's age and grade, so the game adapts to your child's ability. Each level also includes a few screens of information and fun facts about recycling.   Find Trash Chaos for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch in the App Store.       


Trash Chaos is a free app that teaches children about recycling in a game format with 24 levels, adapting to the child's age.

I never thought I would be a homeschooling parent. My husband and I bought a house in a neighborhood that gave us access to the area's best public elementary school. When my twin boys were babies, I would cruise by the school, fantasizing about dropping and picking up my kids. It was before the word "autism" became part of our vocabulary. Homeschooling, for the parents of an autistic child, is often more of a last resort than a choice. My children were bused to schools far away from that perfect neighborhood school I coveted. We had to accept school district placements in order to get services. We were disconnected from our community in a way that made the autism feel like only a small part of our social problems. After years of chasing autism programs, I still found myself reteaching lessons and begging teachers to follow behavior plans. Homeschooling sounded like a way out of the madness that is special education. At least then I wouldn't have to attend multiple IEP meetings every year, hire lawyers, secretly threaten bullies, buy gift cards for teachers and still have my son sent home for having meltdowns. Our new homeschooling friends recommended curriculum and offered encouraging words. I felt light headed when I thought of teaching math to a child who screams when he sees a math book. I had drawers of broken pencils and recycling bins of torn worksheets. I also had a child who found even small groups difficult...

A parent embraces homeschooling for her autistic twins after struggling with public education and finding unique ways to help them succeed.

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I never thought I would be a homeschooling parent. My husband and I bought a house in a neighborhood that gave us access to the area's best public elementary school. When my twin boys were babies, I would cruise by the school, fantasizing about dropping and picking up my kids. It was before the word "autism" became part of our vocabulary.  Homeschooling, for the parents of an autistic child, is often more of a last resort than a choice. My children were bused to schools far away from that perfect neighborhood school I coveted. We had to accept school district placements in order to get services. We were disconnected from our community in a way that made the autism feel like only a small part of our social problems. After years of chasing autism programs, I still found myself reteaching lessons and begging teachers to follow behavior plans. Homeschooling sounded like a way out of the madness that is special education. At least then I wouldn't have to attend multiple IEP meetings every year, hire lawyers, secretly threaten bullies, buy gift cards for teachers and still have my son sent home for having meltdowns.  Our new homeschooling friends recommended curriculum and offered encouraging words. I felt light headed when I thought of teaching math to a child who screams when he sees a math book. I had drawers of broken pencils and recycling bins of torn worksheets. I also had a child who found even small groups difficult...

A parent embraces homeschooling for her autistic twins after struggling with public education and finding unique ways to help them succeed.

All About Me Storybook is one of the latest apps developed by I Get It, LLC, who creates educational applications for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. The storybook is a part of their Identification Series, which helps support individuals to learn their personal information. All About Me Storybook allows the user to create a profile, which includes: Names Birthday Phone number Family members Pets Friends Favorite things School Computer Things I Like Places I Like Each topic includes a place to insert a picture, and the user can change the subtitle to personalize the text that goes along with the picture — the app also includes a feature to allow users to add audio to each page. After entering the information, the user clicks "Read," and all the information is presented in a story-like fashion. The design of All About Me Storybook is extremely user-friendly, and children will love helping their parents choose pictures and text for their personal book. Additionally, instead of adding words to each picture, you can put lines in the text boxes to allow your child to practice recalling the information from memory. New features include: Multi-user feature Each category of personal information becomes a book chapter Each chapter allows you to add or remove pages Pages can be hidden to work on specific information A lock feature prevents children from deleting information A wonderful aspect of All About Me Storybook is your ability to...

All About Me Storybook, an educational app by I Get It, LLC, helps kids learn personal info through a customizable storybook for $2.99.

Special Needs App of the Day: All About Me Storybook

      All About Me Storybook is one of the latest apps developed by I Get It, LLC, who creates educational applications for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. The storybook is a part of their Identification Series, which helps support individuals to learn their personal information. All About Me Storybook allows the user to create a profile, which includes:   Names Birthday Phone number Family members Pets Friends Favorite things School Computer Things I Like Places I Like  Each topic includes a place to insert a picture, and the user can change the subtitle to personalize the text that goes along with the picture — the app also includes a feature to allow users to add audio to each page. After entering the information, the user clicks "Read," and all the information is presented in a story-like fashion. The design of All About Me Storybook is extremely user-friendly, and children will love helping their parents choose pictures and text for their personal book. Additionally, instead of adding words to each picture, you can put lines in the text boxes to allow your child to practice recalling the information from memory. New features include:  Multi-user feature Each category of personal information becomes a book chapter Each chapter allows you to add or remove pages Pages can be hidden to work on specific information A lock feature prevents children from deleting information  A wonderful aspect of All About Me Storybook is your ability to...

All About Me Storybook, an educational app by I Get It, LLC, helps kids learn personal info through a customizable storybook for $2.99.

This review is courtesy of Wynsum Arts' Every App Has a Story , the stories behind Wynsum Arts' distinguished apps. "Our apps are designed to help children understand social situations. We use real photos, text and audio, and the apps help to reduce anxiety, as well as offer support for children to recall, retain and retell what they did with ease." – Amy Criscuolo, mom of two and co-founder of i Get It! i See-quence ... My Schedules at School When Amy Criscuolo's son first received his iPad three years ago, she began looking for apps appropriate for children with autism. But she didn't find many apps for her then-9-year-old. "Most of the apps were geared towards younger children, and there were not many with real photos. I knew my son learned best from real photos instead of cartoon images and PECS [Picture Exchange Communication System]," she explains. In February of 2011, Criscuolo teamed with speech therapist Sharon Walters to create apps appropriate for children with autism and other special needs. Thanks to Walters' professional input, the apps support children of varying ages and abilities. Why Did You Found i Get It! and create apps like i See-quence ... My Schedules at School? Amy Criscuolo: Many children with special needs have trouble with recalling, retaining and retelling about social situations, and they do...

i See-quence is an app helping kids with autism manage school routines using real photos and personalized social stories.

Special Needs App of the Day: i See-quence ... My Schedules at School


   This review is courtesy of Wynsum Arts'   Every App Has a Story  , the stories behind Wynsum Arts' distinguished apps.              "Our apps are designed to help children understand social situations. We use real photos, text and audio, and the apps help to reduce anxiety, as well as offer support for children to recall, retain and retell what they did with ease."   – Amy Criscuolo, mom of two and co-founder of i Get It!   i See-quence ... My Schedules at School  When Amy Criscuolo's son first received his iPad three years ago, she began looking for apps appropriate for children with autism. But she didn't find many apps for her then-9-year-old. "Most of the apps were geared towards younger children, and there were not many with real photos. I knew my son learned best from real photos instead of cartoon images and PECS [Picture Exchange Communication System]," she explains. In February of 2011, Criscuolo teamed with speech therapist Sharon Walters to create apps appropriate for children with autism and other special needs. Thanks to Walters' professional input, the apps support children of varying ages and abilities.  Why Did You Found i Get It! and create apps like i See-quence ... My Schedules at School?   Amy Criscuolo: Many children with special needs have trouble with recalling, retaining and retelling about social situations, and they do...

If you or your child has difficulty reading due to a learning disability such as dyslexia, you understand how important it is to get treatment quickly; the faster you can improve skills, the faster you can catch up in the classroom or at work. BrightStar Learning is introducing the BrightStar Reader, a revolutionary new tool to help problem readers in just 8 weeks. The BrightStar Reader might help individuals who: Have difficulty spotting sight words Make many spelling errors Misinterpret or guess words when reading aloud Have trouble reading fluidly or smoothly Have difficulty recalling names of objects from memory Display inattention or are not alert to sudden visual stimuli Are easily distracted by changes in light contrasts while reading Need to use their finger or computer mouse to follow along with words Fidget while focusing on visual stimuli, such as the TV or a book The BrightStar Reader is a game-like program that improves attention and reading skills. The program works by enabling individuals to instantly recognize sight words. Developers of the BrightStar reader say it is just like "taking a pill, but with the computer." The program works by creating neuroplastic changes in the brain areas associated with reading. These changes impact temporal and motor coordination of sight and eye movements, which results in better reading fluency. The learner...

BrightStar Learning introduces BrightStar Reader, a tool to help dyslexic readers improve in 8 weeks without active learning or practice.

BrightStar Reader for Dyslexia

 If you or your child has difficulty reading due to a learning disability such as dyslexia, you understand how important it is to get treatment quickly; the faster you can improve skills, the faster you can catch up in the classroom or at work.    BrightStar Learning is introducing the BrightStar Reader, a revolutionary new tool to help problem readers in just 8 weeks.   The BrightStar Reader might help individuals who:    Have difficulty spotting sight words   Make many spelling errors   Misinterpret or guess words when reading aloud   Have trouble reading fluidly or smoothly   Have difficulty recalling names of objects from memory   Display inattention or are not alert to sudden visual stimuli    Are easily distracted by changes in light contrasts while reading   Need to use their finger or computer mouse to follow along with words   Fidget while focusing on visual stimuli, such as the TV or a book    The BrightStar Reader is a game-like program that improves attention and reading skills. The program works by enabling individuals to instantly recognize sight words. Developers of the BrightStar reader say it is just like "taking a pill, but with the computer." The program works by creating neuroplastic changes in the brain areas associated with reading. These changes impact temporal and motor coordination of sight and eye movements, which results in better reading fluency. The learner...

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