The Not So Little Lesson Book!

This book is a collection of 45 imaginatively crafted lessons geared towards nonspeaking and unreliably speaking children, their practitioners, CRPs, and parents who use Spelling to Communicate – a method that teaches the purposeful motor skills needed to spell on a letterboard or keyboard. Lessons are used in Spelling to Communicate (S2C) to provide motor practice for pointing and typing, while engaging the brain in an age-appropriate manner. The lessons in this book cover five educational units: science, arts, mathematics, literature, and the history of New York City. They have unique visual, kinesthetic, auditory, and tactile activities to help younger bodies manage their sensory and motor environment. Each lesson contains informative and engaging paragraphs on a particular topic. The paragraph is followed by color-coded questions that allow a speller to progress from closed-ended to open-ended communication, building endurance and stamina to spell despite motor and regulation challenges. Nonspeaking (formerly called nonverbal) people, minimally speaking people, and people who have scripted and/or unreliable speech have great success communicating with S2C. Autistic people, as well as people with motor sensory differences, use this as an effective and impactful communication method. The Not So Little Lesson Book! is brought to you by the Alliance of Practitioners at CrimsonRise. For more information, visit our website www.CrimsonRise.org. Other CrimsonRise publications available on Amazon.com: A Collection of Holiday Lessons: For practitioners, CRPs, and parents who use Spelling to Communicate