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Centering on Children is dedicated to providing creative learning experiences for autistic individuals or those with learning disabilities who are beginning the process of “learning how to learn.”

pompomcolor.jpgShoeboxTasks® provide the opportunity for children or adults who need a high degree of structure to experience success and build upon that success for greater skill and independence.

Developed by Ron Larsen, working as an autism therapist with the TEACCH program, these tasks have proven to be an educational breakthrough for otherwise uninspired learners.

coloreddiscs-v.jpgParents, teachers and clinicians find that these tools encourage focus and successful completion of goals that build a framework for continued learning and esteem building for autistic and learning disabled students.

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Educational CD getting rave reviews. Try it online! Interactive computer program can open the door to students not normally attracted to the computer due to its' abstract nature.

 

Check out our ShoeboxTasks Promotional Video on YouTube.
Also on YouTube, see how and where ShoeboxTasks are manufactured in our Vocational Workshop Part I and Part II.

 

Initiate an art project in your classroom that will help out the residents of New Orleans. To access lesson plans and all you need to know, go to: www.fundred.org (password: paydirt)


 

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“I have an autistic student in my classroom that I consider quite a challenge. I introduced the ShoeboxTasks to her last spring and anticipated her being able to independently complete 3 or so by now. I am very pleased to tell you she is completing 11 with very, very few verbal or physical cues. She has amazed me with your tasks. I love them and they have been the answer to a prayer for me.”  Beth, teacher from Kentucky

 
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