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 How adorable would it be to watch a team of puppies running across the football field with ball-shaped chew toys during the Super Bowl game? There may be a series of humorous distractions during the game, but how many catch the attention of the smaller fans?  As children across the country return to school, JetBlue Airways encourages readers to nominate their local library for a chance to win $10,000 in Random House Children’s Books. Nominated libraries will also be entered to win a family vacation to the amazing Atlantis Paradise Island Resort in Nassau Bahamas from JetBlue Getaways.  Little man is almost two years old…this is little man (he’s a mini version of his daddy).  I mentioned yesterday that while I’ll be slowly transitioning Autism Learning Felt over to a general education blog, I would still keep autism at the forefront of it. So here is the first of what I hope is many more articles that I put up for you for kids on the autism spectrum.  30 comments - (Comments are closed)  autism, book, book-review, books, children, communication, Reviews I was sent the Max Science Adventure Series to read and review. There are currently four books in this series: Max Goes To The Moon, Max Goes To Mars, Max Goes To Jupiter and Max’s Ice Age Adventure. The Moon, Mars and Jupiter books are written by Jeffrey Bennett, and the Ice [...] . . . → Read More: Max Science Adventures Book Series Review I had the opportunity to interview Jenna Lumbard by email. Jenna is 21 years old, autistic and nonverbal. As a mom on an autistic, nonverbal child, I was honored for this opportunity. Here are the questions and answers for the interview. It’s short, but revealing. Thank you, Jenna. Last year, I did a review and giveaway for the book “Three Times The Love,” a story about raising triplet boys with autism. I loved this book and am happy to have another givaway on my blog for it. This time, the giveaway will be for the paperback version of the book [...] . . . → Read More: Three Times The Love Giveaway As my children were growing up, we did a lot of reading. I began, of course, by reading to them at bedtime. I would imitate different voices for the characters in the story. My children loved this and seemed to follow the story better because of my silliness which added interest for them and helped [...] . . . → Read More: Books to Lift the Spirit |
 
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