I've got another reo coming also. Its an original Reo the ones that have a button instead of a hole to squonk. I'm so excited I bet u are too
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I've got another reo coming also. Its an original Reo the ones that have a button instead of a hole to squonk. I'm so excited I bet u are too
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Yeah I had to sell my other mod in order to afford this one so what excites me most is having more than one going again.
That's Riley too.Haha it's true
My son has two android tablets and a iPod touch 5
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He has autism and we got him a tablet and ipod and it really helped.
It has helped teach him to read better and organize his thoughts.
He carries it over into everyday activities too.
We were skeptical when his doctor suggested it but now we wish we would of got it sooner.
There are several learning apps for all.
He is better on them than I am on my ipad and computer.
I currently only have the one mini. I found an old ego that I haven't given away yet and I tried putting my kfl on it but the ohms were too high and I'm too lazy to walk all the way to the parking garage to get my scissors. But I will rebuild it today, just so long as I remember those darn scissors.
I've got my first grand on the way. And I'm about to order a nemesis to put the kayfun on. That will bring me up to 3 working mods which I think of as a happy spot for me. I used to just carry the mini and a provari with two tanks that I swapped out. I reall stopped using the Russian and the kayfun only ever sees pudding or custard so it just makes sense for the switch.
Yea something about the tablet or iPod helps them focus on one single thing I think. You know as well as anyone that Autistic kids are so very hard to read or understand. 2 things have belief Noah the most and that's getting him in a school called SELF which will transition him into the regular public schools later. The other is his electronic toys. I'm glad to see your son is doing well
How old is he? My sons 5 Btw I saw this posted on ecf today earlier I forget where but check it out outs normally a $50 app http://howtohomeschoolforfree.com/free-hooked-on-phonics-app-ipad-iphone/
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Greetings followers of the custard and puddings!
Finally got my official closing date! I'll have to make sure my first bit of vape mail is a custard restock!
Congrats, I'm still in waiting!
I think she's evicting me... Time to fire up the RV and get the mobile lab going.
My wife banned me from her sewing area, I like it cause she has a nice big desk.
Ought to set a ash tray on the table and ask which one she likes better. Either you'll get shunned or win the war.
Yep. I'm allowed to have (5) bottles in the living quarters.
Yea something about the tablet or iPod helps them focus on one single thing I think. You know as well as anyone that Autistic kids are so very hard to read or understand. 2 things have belief Noah the most and that's getting him in a school called SELF which will transition him into the regular public schools later. The other is his electronic toys. I'm glad to see your son is doing well
Btw I saw this posted on ecf today earlier I forget where but check it out outs normally a $50 app FREE Hooked On Phonics Learn To Read App {Reg. $49.99 – Free 5/6/14 & 5/7/14 Only!} | How To Homeschool For FREE
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Thanks for the app
Riley is 11. As he has grown I have learned to read his frustrations so to speak. He doesn't show much emotion unless he is really hurt. I found that a lot of the tablet and games he plays helps him understand emotion.
He is in Special Ed but the school has a program just for autistic kids that had really tought him how to do school and has he has gone thru, he has actually learned how to read and do simple math. Which we didn't think and were told that he probably wouldn't get past a 2nd grade level academically. But when we got him the ipad 3 years ago and the games he plays like minecraft and robobloxs it has really helped.
It took until last year to fully potty train him. He wouldn't have anything to do with it.
He has done well and we are very proud of him.
He is actually going to middle school next year
Spec Ed of course. I just hope they have the same type of programs.He doesn't handle change in his routine well at all.
He also can't stand noise.
It's hard but you just have to have loads of patience and think and teach from a very primary level. I am sure you already know.
FYI, Riley is my grandson, he is known as our son though.
My crazy daughter who seems to think drugs and alcohol is ok can't take care of him so we took custody.
He was born addicted and has part to do with his problems but he is a sweet kid
He is blessed to have such wonderful grandparents. Sure Looks like a sweet one
My wife was raised primarily by her grandparents as well in a similar situation.
My wife was raised primarily by her grandparents as well in a similar situation.
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