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With 2012 ready to kick-off, church congregations are preparing for new Sunday School classes. What better way to serve your congregation or class, than to have a guide ready to provide immediate answers for teaching people with special needs.
This book is a helpful reference for parents, but should also be required reading for leaders and teachers who have children with disabilities in their classes or Scout troops. Each page teaches love, patience, determination and respect for the "special spirits" that are part of your church family. This book will help parents and teachers come up with plans that will help the children in their ward family be participants in the gospel. - Hikari Loftus @ Deseret News
The award-winning book, (dis)Abilities and the Gospel, will help with topics such as taming behaviors, creating a routine, developing relationships and more.
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For a limited time, (dis)Abilities and the Gospel (retail price $16.99) is available in discounted packages. To order, simply choose a package, then click the Pay Pal button below to place your order. This is a great time to purchase a copy for you, your church congregation, and a friend. *Please note that I only ship to addresses within the United States. Thank you.
(dis)Abilities and the Gospel is also available at your favorite bookstore!
Bonus Time!
If you purchase before January 15th, you will receive two awesome bonuses!
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A church and Cub/Boy Scout PECS cards along with instructions to create a visual schedule - created by Danyelle Ferguson
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Who Do You Tell? social skills game developed by Lynn Parsons, M.S.
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Readers are raving about (dis)Abilities and the Gospel!
Each reviewer comes from a different walk of life and a variety of experiences involving people who have special needs. Some are parents, a few have friends with special needs, and others are church teachers serving members with an array of disabilities. Yet each reviewer has a common bond - the desire to learn how to help these individuals discover and enjoy the gospel in a way they understand. Note: Links will take you to the full review.
This book is a helpful reference for parents, but should also be required reading for leaders and teachers who have children with disabilities in their classes or Scout troops. Each page teaches love, patience, determination and respect for the "special spirits" that are part of your church family. This book will help parents and teachers come up with plans that will help the children in their ward family be participants in the gospel. - Hikari Loftus @ Deseret News
Finding a place for a child with special needs in a faith community is a major concern for many parents, and those communities have been slow in finding a way to be welcoming. (dis)Abilities and the Gospel comes to the rescue with reasonable, tested suggestions for making worship more inclusive. - Terri Mauro @ About.com Special Needs columnist
There could not be a better time for me to be reading this book. Six years ago our first child was diagnosed with special needs, a year later her brother was diagnosed with Asperger's, and this year our youngest child was diagnosed with autism. As a mother with experience in sensory processing, mood disorders, speech delays and ADD... I applaud both of the authors! They know what they are talking about. Their words are heart felt and well researched; their methods have been tried in the home and in the classroom. - Heather @ Fire and Ice by Little Red Reads
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Friday, May 4th, 2012
LDStorymakers Writers Conference
These Is My Words*: How to Acquire Permission to Use Copyrighted Materials
Presented by Danyelle Ferguson
Writing non-fiction often requires the use of copyrighted material. Knowing the what, when,
where and how of copyrights is enough to make any writer want to overdose on Tylenol. Avoid
the stress and come to this class to learn all the ins & outs of successful copyright permissions.
*Title from These Is My Words: The Diary of Sarah Agnes Prine by Nancy E. Turner
Saturday, May 5th, 2012
LDStorymakers Writers Conference
From Dry to Delicious: Creating Non-Fiction with Bite
Presented by Danyelle Ferguson
Learn how to interject personality, humor, and emotion into typically dry non-fiction topics and
turn them into projects agents and editors will love.
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