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Located in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MALAYSIA, this collection of learning materials is offered for short-term loan to parents of children with autism and other special needs. This free service is provided by ANDI Initiative (Autism Network for Direct Instruction). To find out more about ANDI Initiative, click on the link below in the Links section.
Library Open Hours
Hours are on Sundays, by appointment only. Please contact ANDI.Initiative@gmail.com or 012-538 6134. For the month of April, you can only reach us via email.
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Learning Materials for Loan (Click on the individual items below to read comments from parents)
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- Emotions Magnets
- Non-Identical Matching
- Big and Small Identical Objects
- Asking "Who are They?" Cards
- Asking "Who is She?" Cards
- Asking "Who is He?" Cards
- Animals and their Homes
- Actions Cards
- Puzzles: 4- to 5-piece, Irregular Shape
- Opposites Puzzle
- Animals and their Young
- Calendar
- Things That Go Together Cards
- "Arthur's Get Together Game"
- Inferencing Cards
- "Practising Pragmatics" Cards
- Plurals (Irregular)
- His and Her Occupations Cards
- More or Less
- Big, Bigger, Biggest
- "Best Number Card Game Ever!" (Richard Scarry)
- Large Beads and Lace
- Matching: Word to Word
- Matching: 2D to 2D
- Matching: 2D to 3D
- Matching: 3D to 3D
- "Sequencing" Card Sets
- "What's Wrong with this Picture? "Cards
- Python Path Game
- Honeycomb Hike Game
- Sunken Treasure Adventure Game
- Maxwell's Manor
- Abstract Categories
- Headbanz
- Who is Who?
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NeoCounter
A Little Bit About Us
- Intan and Anthony Miranti
- Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
1 comment:
Funtastic way to introduce the homes of the animals. Interactive play via jigsaw. Suggestion, pick a few cards - 3 sets and jumble it up. Then let the child try to fit the pieces together. Note: most would do at random but the main objective is to get the child to recognise the animal's home and not fit the jigsaw. Suggestion: first revise the animal and the homes and then introduce a few cards at a time. Make sure you have the cards sorted out to avoid boredom and distraction.
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