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TimeTimer Saves the Day!
As our discussion continues on how providing a sensory rich environment may help children learn, I recently came across this blog from one smart mom who was struggling to get her sensory sensitive child to eat. Check out her forthright and inspiring story on this blog:
Who knew this amazing little modification would make all the difference in a child's mealtime success! You can find the TimeTimer on our online catalog here. Our on-staff team of professionals all adore this handy little timer for easing transitions, building cause/effect skills, time management, organization skills and more! See what a difference it can make in your child's world and let us know if you have a TimeTimer story!
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Comment by Sue Wilkinson on November 19, 2010 at 10:14pm
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I want a TimeTimer in every room I ever work in. I am not ready for an app because I have a blackberry. I sure love the TimeTimer software on my desktop. Every treatment room and conference room should have a TimeTimer, too. Needless to say every classroom NEEDS one. It is weird to think that for some a TimeTimer works at the dinner table. Who knew?!
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Comment by Cecilia Cruse on November 18, 2010 at 2:32pm -
Yes, Jan Rogers is the owner and inventor of this great solution. SLP's love this product too for all of the above reasons! Enjoy!
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Comment by School Specialty Special Needs on November 18, 2010 at 2:20pm -
Our Special Needs Team is at ASHA and seeing all the newest coolest products. TimeTimers are now iPhone and iPod apps! Super cool!
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