Reply #2: My son is nine, but just starting to read. [View All]

He's autistic. One of the tasks I'd like to work on with him is sequencing by copying. It's hard for him to concentrate on. I think I'll take his colorful multi-shaped wooden blocks that can be strung on a string, and take alot of pix of them in different order. Then he can copy the sequence.

I have also started taking alot of pix of him in various social circumstances to place in a social stories book. I'm also going to do step-by-step procedures with him as the subject. Some social stories will have undesired behaviors with consequences, so I'm going to use a pic of Harry Potter or another character.

I use alot of photo albums (cheap ones) to house his flash cards for reading sight words. He has a tendency to scatter items.

I'm amazed by what we can do with digital cameras, copied wallpaper (or the real stuff) and a good printer!