USD #383 Autism & Special Needs Library

Located at Eisenhower Middle School 800 Walters Drive, Manhattan, KS 66502

Helen Miller, Autism Coordinator

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The Autism Spectrum Disorders Library

The special needs library provides information for parents and teachers on Autism Spectrum Disorders and a wide range of disabilities and issues related to various handicaps.

To check out a book or video, fill out the card located in the back of the book (or on the back of the video) completely with name, date, and phone number or e-mail. Place the card in the black “check-out box” located on the shelf.

All materials need to be returned within two months. When returning a book or video, replace the check-out card in the back of the book and cross off your name.

The person checking out the book or video is responsible for the book. If, by whatever means an item is lost, please contact us and we will give you the replacement cost.

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Books in the Library deal with the following topics:

 Autism & Asperger Syndrome

 Disabilities in General

 Learning Disabilities

 Physical & Mental Disabilities

 Stuttering

 Eating/Diets

 Video tapes

 Autism Spectrum Disorders Handbook for USD #383

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Title Author(s) Description A Is for Autism, F Is for Friend: A Joanna L. Keating- This upper elementary book touches on the importance of Kid’s Book on Making Friends with Velasco breaking down barriers to pave the way for unique a Child Who Has Autism friendships between kids who are not that different after all. The ABA Program Companion: J. Tyler Fovel, M.A. This book is written to help the reader integrate important Organizing Quality Programs for theory and concepts from Applied Behavioral Analysis Children with Autism and PDD (ABA) into powerful, practical, and comprehensive educational programming, from assessment through program methodology and evaluation. Activities for Developing Pre-Skill Toni Flowers This book gives lots of ideas for those working with autism. Concepts in Children with Autism Activities are suggested in the areas of auditory development, concept development, social development, speech and language development and visual-motor integration. Activity Schedules for Children with Lynn E. McClannahan, This book describes, in easy to understand terms, Autism: Teaching Independent Ph.D. and Patricia J. everything you need to know in order to develop Behavior Krantz, Ph.D. successful activity schedules. With this detailed and informative guide, I can envision how to increase my son’s current play and dressing schedules to include all aspects of daily living through adulthood. The A.D.D. Book William Sears and This book will explain what ADD is and what it is not, how Lynda Thompson to tell whether your child has ADD, and how to increase your child’s learning ability both at home and at school. The authors outline effective behavior modification strategies that reach beyond the widely prescribed drug therapy to improve the child’s cognitive abilities while reducing hyperactivity ADHD in the Young Child: Driven to Cathy Reimers, Ph.D. This book guides parents and teachers of young children Re-Direction and Bruce A. Brunger with ADHD. It offers many effective techniques to manage behavior. The ADHD Autism Connection Diane M. Kennedy This book provides help for frustrated ADHD patients and their families as well as those with autism, Asperger Syndrome. PDD-NOS, and other related conditions. Adolescents on the Autism Chantal Sicile-Kira This practical guide offers parents strategies for helping Spectrum: A Parent’s Guide to the their children, whatever their ability level through the Cognitive, Social, Physical, and physical and emotional changes of the teenage years and Transition Needs of Teenager’s preparing them for adulthood. with Autism Spectrum Disorders The Affect-Based Language Stanley Greenspan and Curriculum (ABLC) – An Intensive Diane Lewis Program for Families, Therapists & Teachers –2nd Edition All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome Kathy Hoopmann Touching, humorous and insightful, this book evokes the joys and challenges of raising a child who is different. It leaves the reader with a sense of the dignity, individuality and potential of people with Asperger Syndrome. Animals in Translation: Using the Temple Grandin & In this book Temple Grandin draws on her own Mysteries of Autism to Decode Catherine Johnson experiences with autism as well as her distinguished career Animal Behavior as an animal scientist to deliver an extraordinary message about how animal think, act, and feel. Ann Drew Jackson Joan Clark Two unlikely partners become true friends- a gripping and insightful book for readers in fourth to eighth grade.

5 Answers to Questions Teachers Ask Carol Stock Kranowitz In this elegant approach to the often elusive subject of About Sensory Integration and Stacey Szklut, MS, sensory integration, the authors have assembled an OTR/L extensive and easy to use set of checklists and other tools that are invaluable to every teacher and parent who has a child with sensory integration challenges. An Anthropologist on Mars: Seven Oliver Sacks Oliver sacks transports us into the uncanny worlds of his Paradoxical Tales subjects, including an artist who loses his ability to see color; a surgeon who performs delicate operations in spite of the compulsive tics and outbursts of Tourette’s syndrome; and an autistic professor who hold a Ph.D. in animal science but is so bewildered by the complexity of human emotion that she feels like and anthropologist on Mars. An Asperger Marriage Gisela & Christopher This book is the first to examine a successful marriage Slater-Walker from both perspectives and provides knowledge that will be of value, not only to similar couples and individuals with Asperger Syndrome who are considering a relationship, but also the organizations that support relationships.

The Anger Workbook for Teens Rachelle Cassada 37 exercises designed to whow you effective skills to help Lohmann, MS you deal with feelings of rage without losing it. Ten minutes a day. The Anxiety Workbook for Teens Lisa M. Schab, LCSW This book will show you how to deal with the day-do-day challenges of anxiety. It will help you develop a positive self-image and recognize your anxious thoughts. Asperger Download Josie & Damian A guide to help teenage males with Asperger Syndrome Santomauro trouble-shoot life’s challenges. The Asperger Parent Jeffrey Cohen How to raise a child with Asperger Syndrome and maintain your sense of humor. Asperger’s... What Does It Mean To Catherine Faherty A workbook explaining self awareness and life lessons to Me? the child or youth with high functioning autism or Asperger’s. It includes structured teaching ideas for home and school. Asperger’s and Self Esteem, Insight Norm Ledgin The author has identified twelve people from history and and Hope Through Famous Role recent times, figures who are well known and respected Models for their achievements despite evidence of trait that scientists now identify with Asperger’s Syndrome. They include Glenn Gould, Albert Einstein, Orson Welles, Paul Robeson, John Hartford, Charles Darwin, Oscar Levant, Gregor Mendel, Bela Bartok, Carl Sagan, Marie Currie and Mozart Asperger Syndrome: A Guide for Brenda Smith Myles The need for basic information about Asperger Syndrome Educators and Parents and Richard L. Simpson is the foundation of this book. It addresses issues related to the characteristics of children and youth with the disorder, and outlines basic methods to facilitate growth and development. Asperger’s Syndrome Workplace Barbara Bissonnette This book is the definitive guide to surviving and thriving in Survival Guide: A Neurotypical’s the workplace for people with AS. It includes everything Secrets for Success from realistic strategies for meeting employer expectations, to how to get along with your colleagues and work as part of a team, multitask and manage projects, and handle anxiety and effectively resolve problems. Asperger Download – A guide to Josie & Damian A thoroughly enlightening guide to teenage life on the Help Teenage Males with Asperger Santomauro autism spectrum. This mother-and-son team is blessed Syndrome Trouble-Shoot Life’s with insights and explanatory powers that most of us can

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Asperger’s Syndrome:A Guide for Tony Attwood This book includes describing individuals with Asperger’s Parents & Professionals syndrome, highlighting the problems that they, their families, and teachers often face, and outlining the practical and achievable strategies for intervention and education. Asperger Syndrome and Difficult Brenda Smith Myles Practical solutions for tantrums, rage, and meltdowns. Moments and Jack Southwick Asperger Syndrome: An Owner’s Ellen S. Heller Korin, A workbook designed to help young people, approximately Manual What You, Your Parents M.Ed. 5th to 8th grade, develop their Personal Profile. With the and Your Teachers Need to Know help of an adult the child completes a series of exercises related to learning style, sensory issues, emotions, relationships, and more. Asperger Syndrome & Adolescence Brenda Smith Myles & An overview of the challenges that many learners with AS – Practical Solutions for School Diane Adreon face as they enter their teens and the practical, proven Success interventions to address these challenges. Asperger Syndrome and Sensory Brenda Smith Myles, This valuable book is filled with practical advice for Issues: Practical Solutions for Katherine Tapscott analyzing sensory processing difficulties. This book Making Sense of the World (4 Cook, Nancy E. Miller, provides realistic strategies and truly consolidates the copies) Louann Rinner, and variety of complex issues faced by parents in dealing with Lisa A. Robbins the symptoms of Asperger Syndrome. Asperger Syndrome and the Susan Thompson This book gives practical solutions for addressing the Elementary School Experience – Moore, M.Ed. academic and social needs of elementary-aged children Practical Solutions for Academic & with Asperger Syndrome. Lots of forms, checklists and Social Difficulties other visuals make these helpful ideas easy to implement. Asperger Syndrome: A Practical Val Cumine, Julia Leach, This is a clear and concise guide to effective classroom Guide for Teachers and Gill Stevenson practice for teachers and support assistants working with children with Asperger Syndrome in mainstream schools and other non-specialist settings. This book has effective educational and behavioral intervention strategies. Asperger Syndrome: Practical By Leicester City Strategies for the Classroom Council & Leicestershire County Council Autism: The Scientific Trugh About Dr. Robert Melillo In this candid, research-based, practical book, Dr. Robert Preventing, Diagnosing, and Melillo presents the latest scientific explanation for the Treating Autism Spectrum exploding autism rates we now face, including the role of Disorders – and What Parents Can genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. © 2012 He Do Now dispels common myths and presents clear advice, including early warning signs, a prevention plan for parents-to-be, and an intervention program for babies and young children. Autism, Advocates, and Law Dennis Debbaudt Recognizing and reducing risk situations for people with Enforcement Professionals Autism Spectrum Disorders. The Autism Answer Book William Stillman A reference book in a question and answer format Autism Asperger’s Digest Magazine (Jan.-Feb. 2007) Autism: A Practical Guide for Those By John Gerdtz and This highly informative book provides hope that every Who Help Others Joel Bergman, M.D. person with autism can be helped to be a fuller participant and contributor to society. The authors succeed in conveying the many ways that people with autism are similar to ourselves. The scientific research of over fifty years is brought in to be a foundation for a range of practical interventions. Throughout the book there is a compassionate and well-informed emphasis on how to

7 help families with a member who has autism. The Autism Acceptance Book: Ellen Sabin An activity book, a conversation starter, and an Being a Friend to Someone with educational tool that engages children in learning to Autism embrace people’s differences and treat others with respect, compassion and kindness. Autism and Asperger Syndrome Uta Frith In this very scholarly, but also highly-readable volume, Uta Frith not only provides the first ever translation into English of Asperger’s paper, but has brought together a variety of fascinating phenomenological and narrative accounts for the syndrome and its varied presentations. These accounts are by no means entirely negative, for they show how much adaptation, learning and personal development is possible if there is a sensitive understanding of the precise problem involved. Autism: An Inside-Out Approach Donna Williams The author explains what it is like to be autistic. She does have autism and tries to give a clear understanding of it. Autism-Asperger’s & Sexuality: Jerry and Mary This book is a groundbreaking, personal look at the sexual Puberty and Beyond Newport challenges of those diagnosed with autism or Asperger’s Syndrome. The authors were both diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome as adults and have spent much of their lives trying to be “normal” and are one of the few married autistic couples. They share their first-hand knowledge to help guide young autistic adults and caregivers through this fascinating topic. Autism Aspergers: Solving The Steven E. Gutstein, This book explains a new developmental program that Relationships Puzzle Ph.D. opens the door to lifelong social and emotional growth. Autism and Play Jannik Beyer and Lone The authors of this book provide professionals and parents Gammeltoft with specific and precise ideas for the planning of play activities. It is illustrated throughout with photographs, and includes a questionnaire for observing and assessing play interventions. This book will also enable parents to nurture their children’s social and cognitive development, and will inform the practice of professionals working in close contact with children on the autistic spectrum. Autism: Explaining the Enigma Uta Frith This book presents the first satisfactory psychological account of what happens in the autistic mind. The key to the problem, according to the author, is the inability to integrate pieces of information into coherent wholes; an inability to make sense particular of the mind’s own activities, thoughts, believes, and feelings. From this beginning, the language, social and emotional problems all follow as the complex interactions of human development unfold. Some puzzles remain, but we leave this book with the feeling that we are no longer floundering. Autism Handbook for Parents: Janice E. Janzen This book has practical advice on various treatments and Facts and Strategies for Parenting services, educational interventions, strategies for Success preventing problem behaviors and ways to advocate for your child with autism. Autism: How to help your young Leicestershire County An AAPC booklet addressing social awareness and interest, child Council and Fosse communication, and imagination and the need for Health Trust sameness. Autism in Adolescents and Adults: Kathie Harrington Addresses qualities and beliefs through it’s stories based For Parents and Professionals on life’s experiences in the world of autism. Specific skill areas are also addressed. Autism and its Medical Michael G. Chez, M.D. Explains the medical aspects of autism and how both Management: A Guide for Parents parents and professionals can use current medical

8 and Professionals knowledge to better understand how to address these aspects. Autism and PDD LinguiSystems Series of social skills booklets: Primary Level: Home Behavior School Getting Along Community Intermediate Level: Middle School Special Events and Activities Healthy Habits Controlling Behavior Communication Adolescent Level: Managing Behavior Health & Hygiene Interacting Vocational Secondary School Autism and Reading Joseph Porter, M.Ed. The predictable format, repetition, and routine of these Comprehension lessons will create a relaxed learning environment, while the variations in the topics will hold students’ attention and help them generalize the reading skills they need to succeed! Autism in the Early Years Val Cumine, Julia Leach, The authors provide extensive material that will be equally and Gill Stevenson accessible and relevant to parents following an early diagnosis of autism in their child. In a clear and sensitive style, the authors: Outline the characteristics of autism as they present themselves in the early years Consider the nature of autism and the issues surrounding assessment and diagnosis Offer practical strategies for effective and realistic intervention both at home and in a variety of early years settings Explore possibilities for enhancing access to the early years curriculum Autism: Information and Resources Richard Simpson and This book is for professionals and parents who directly for Professionals and Parents Paul Zionts experience the frustration, concern, and uncertainty of living and working with a youngster with autism or an autism-related disorder such as Asperger Syndrome. Autism Spectrum Disorders Ana Maria Rodriguez Developed by USA Today Health Reports: Diseases and Disorders. Autism Spectrum Disorders: Richard L. Simpson This resource briefly evaluates over 40 commonly used and Interventions and Treatments for purported interventions and treatments for individuals Children and Youth with ASD. Autism Spectrum Disorder Amy Wetherby and This cross-disciplinary reference offers a thorough Barry M. Prizant overview of the communication, language, social, and behavioral issues characteristic of autism spectrum disorders. The authors offer practical guidelines for intervention designed for children with autism and their families. Autism Spectrum Disorders (USA Anna Maria Rodriguez In this book you’ll find out what it’s like to have ASD Today Health Reports) through reading case studies of people living with the

9 condition. You’ll also learn about the impact of the disorders on families. In addition, you’ll receive solid information about symptoms, treatment and research and get the facts you need about how you, your friends and your family can cope effectively with ASD. Autism Spectrum Disorders: An United States Congress Update of Federal Government House of Initiatives and Revolutionary New Representatives Treatment of Neuro- Committee on developmental Diseases Government Reform, Subcommittee on Human Rights and Wellness Autism Spectrum Disorders Usd #383 Manhattan- Handbook Ogden School District Autism Spectrum Disorders – Richard Simpson and This resource briefly evaluates over 40 commonly used and Interventions and Treatments for Boer-Ott, Griswold, purported interventions and treatments for individuals Children and Youth Smith Myles, Byrd, with ASD, as well as detailed evaluations of their utility and Ganz, Tapscott Cook, efficiency. It will assist in evaluating and choosing those Otten, Ben-Arieh, Kline, methods that have the highest probability of yielding Adams benefits for this special population. Autism Spectrum Disorders: Issues Patricia A. Prelock This book fills a unique niche and should become a classic in Assessment and Intervention in the field. The integrated discussion of assessment and intervention methods in autism is particularly strong. Scholarly, well referenced and user friendly, this volume will be of great interest to teachers and other professionals as well as to parents. Autism Spectrum Disorders: The Chantal Sicile-Kira This explains all aspects of ASD, including the causes, how Complete Guide to Understanding to diagnose, categories of autism, treatments, coping Autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, PDD, strategies, educational needs, community interaction and and other ASDs teaching strategies. Autism Spectrum Disorders University of Kansas A comprehensive list of doctors, providers, books, etc. Resource Packet Medical Center, School of Medicine, Developmental Disabilities Center Autism Treatment Guide Elizabeth King Gerlack A mother with a child with autism gives advice on treatments of autism. Autism and Sensing: The Unlost Donna Williams The author explains how the senses of a person with Instinct autism work, suggesting that they are ‘stuck’ at an early development stage common to everyone. She calls this the system of sensing, claiming that most people move on to the system of interpretation which enables them to make sense of the world. The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across Temple Grandin and Temple reports from the forefront of autism science, the Spectrum Richard Panek bringing her singular perspective to a thrilling journey into the heart of the autism revolution.

Title Author(s) Description Behavioral Intervention for Edited by Catherine Maurice, This manual is to offer assistance to parents and Young Children with Autism Gina Green, and Stephen Luce professional sin the challenging task of making science- based treatment decisions, and procuring effective early intervention for children with autism. Best & Promising Practices in Edited by Alan Hilton and Ravic The goal of this text is to provide a description of current Developmental Disabilities Ringlaben effective practices within a framework of the existing and

10 established best practices. Beyond Behavior Modification: Joseph S. Kaplan with Jane Looks at areas such as: behavior management, behavior A Cognitive-Behavioral Carter modification, identifying and specifying behaviors, Approach to Behavior diagnosing behavior problems, strengthening behaviors, Management in the School 3rd weakening behaviors, measuring change: data collection, Ed measuring change: data display and analysis, self- management, social skills training, cognitive strategies: changing beliefs, problem solving and self-instruction, stress management strategies, and changing teaching behavior. Beyond the Blues Lisa M. Schab, LCSW A workbook to help teens overcome depression. Beyond the Wall: Personal Stephen Shore This is an autobiographical account of one man’s struggle Experiences with Autism and with having high-functioning autism/Asperger Syndrome. Asperger Syndrome Big Picture Thinking: Using Aileen Zeitz Collucci, MA, CCC A book for students. Learn how to focus on the “whole” Central Coherence Theory to of a social situation rather than the sum of its parts. Support Social Skills Born on a Blue Day: Inside the Daniel Tammet The author is severely autistic, and lives a fully Extraordinary Mind of an independent life and explains what is happening in his Autistic Savant head. Boundaries in Dating Henry Cloud and John ‘Boundaries in Dating” will help you avoid pitfalls of Townsend dating poorly and learn the secrets of dating well. Dating with good boundaries is a surefire way to find that relationship that lasts for the rest of your life. Breakthroughs: How to Reach Karen Sewell This is a hands-on manual for teachers and parents for Students with Autism reaching students with autism. Bringing Up Parents Alex Packer, Ph.D. Straight talk, specific suggestions, lots of ideas, and laughs The Teenager’s Handbook – that‘s what you’ll find in Bringing Up Parents, the book that helps you raise parents who act like adults. The Bully Blockers Celeste Shally A children’s story about a boy who witnesses a classmate with autism being bullied and how he decides to get involved. The Care and Keeping of You 1: Valorie Lee Shaefer and Dr. Head to toe guide for girls ages 8-10 to answer questions The Body Book for Younger Cara Natterson on everything from hair care to healthy eating, bad Girls breath to bras, periods to pimples, and everything in between. The Care and Keeping of You 2: Dr. Cara Natterson Picking up where the first book leaves off, this second The Body Book for Older Girls book talks more about your changing body, changing (American Girl Book) brain and changing emotions and helps you smoothly navigate the bumpy road known as puberty. Changing the Course of Autism Bryan Jepson, M.D. with Jane A scientific approach for parents and physicians. Johnson A Child Called Noah Josh Greenfeld The author of this book tells the story of his autistic son, Noah, and how his presence has affected their family. Childhood Speech, Language, Patricia McAleer Hamaguchi Includes information about Autism/PDD, central auditory and Listening Problems: What processing disorders, dyspraxia, bilingual language Every Parent Should Know development, adoption issues, thumb-sucking, and more. Also, how to find the right specialist, tips for helping your child at home, and the very latest changes in philosophy, treatment approach, labeling, laws, programs, and resources. Choices in Deafness: A Parents’ Sue Schwartz This book explores the three prominent methodologies Guide (cued speech, oral approach, and total communication) available to hearing-impaired children. A Client Called Noah Josh Greenfeld In this sequel to the book A Child Called Noah, Josh

11 Greenfeld continues his compelling chronicle of life with his severely brain-damaged son, Noah, as Noah approaches adolescence. The Child with Special Needs Stanley I. Greenspan, and Based upon two decades of practice and original research Serena Wieder into developmental disabilities, this essential work helps parents and professionals “get beyond the label” and understand each child’s unique profile. The authors’ new insights regarding human development and learning have enabled them to create a step-by-step approach that initiates and sustains the child’s mastery of the most important developmental milestones. A Child’s Journey Out of Leeann Whiffen A story of one family’s struggle with autism and the Autism: One Family’s Story of treatments, support and challenges faced. Living in Hope and Finding a Cure Children and Adolescents with Evelyn Mcelroy This book provides parents with accurate, up-to-date Mental Illness information on adolescent mental health care while offering them sound, supportive advice on how to cope with this often-devastating family crisis. Children with Autism Edited by Michael D. Powers Each year approximately 10,000 children with autism are diagnosed. Compounding the fear and confusion of their parents is a lack of information about autism. This book not only provides up-to-date material about the disorder, but offers parents compassion and understanding as well. Each chapter is written by a professional in the field of autism and developmental disabilities. In each chapter, parents share their experiences, advice and feelings. Children with Epilepsy: A Edited by Helen Reisner This book provides vital and current information while Parent’s Guide instilling in parents a “can do” attitude as they face a condition which has been misunderstood for hundreds of years. It is the first book ever written for parents and professionals with the purpose of first educating parents and then helping them and their family cope with this disorder Children with Starving Brains: A Jaquelyn McCandless, M.D. Step by step treatment guide for parents and doctors Medical Treatment Guide for based on the understanding that ASD is a complex Autism Spectrum Disorder biomedical illness resulting in significant brain malnutrition. Children with Starving Brains: A Jaquelyn McCandless, M.D. Step by step treatment guide for parents and doctors Medical Treatment Guide for based on the understanding that ASD is a complex Autism Spectrum Disorder, 2nd biomedical illness resulting in significant brain edition malnutrition. Children with Tourette Jim Eisenreich This handbook for parents of children and teenagers with Syndrome: A Parents’ Guide Tourette syndrome offers up-to-date concrete information and compassionate advice for dealing with what is perhaps one of the most misunderstood and misdiagnosed neurological disorders. The Classroom and Megan Ahlers & Colleen Practical strategies for educating young children with Communication Skills Program Hannigan Zillich autism spectrum and other developmental disabilities in the public school setting. The Clinician’s Practical Guide Marianne Mercugliano, This book is packed with valuable information for to Attention Thomas J. Power, and Nathan J. coordination medical, counseling, and school-based Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Blum interventions for children with ADHD.

Communication Disorders and Lisa Schoenbrodt and Interventions in Low Incidence Romayne A. Smith

12 Pediatric Populations The Complete Guide to Tony Attwood A handbook for anyone affected by Asperger’s syndrome Asperger’s Syndrome Coping with Cliques Susan Sprague A workbook to help girls deal with gossip, put-downs, bullying, and other mean behavior. Creating a “Win-Win IEP” for Beth Fouse, Ph.D. This is a helpful how-to manual for parents and Autism Students educators. The Curious Incident of the Dog Mark Haddon Christopher John Francis Boone knows all the countries of in the Night-Time the world and their capitals and every prime number up to 7,057. He relates well to animals but has no understanding of human emotions. He cannot stand to be touched. And he hates the color yellow. This improbable story of Christopher’s quest to investigate the suspicious death of a neighborhood dog makes for one of the most captivating, unusual, and widely heralded novels in recent years. Dangerous Encounters Bill Davis & Wendy Goldband Avoiding perilous situations with autism. A streetwise Schunick guide for all emergency responders, retailers, and parents. Dangerous Grains James Braly, M.D., and Ron In Dangerous Grains, a renowned food allergy expert and Hoggan, M.A. a respected patient advocate come together to reveal for the first time the impact of gluten grains on chronic illness. Daniel Isn’t Talking Marti Leimbach A fiction novel about the Marshes who have an autistic son named Daniel. Defying Autism: Lockshin, Gillis and Romanczyk Discussions and strategies to help parents identify best Keeping Your Sanity and Taking practices in autism treatment. Control Developing Schoolwide Kathleen Lynne Lane, Jemma Hands-on tools grounded in the latest research (published Programs to Prevent and Robertson Kalberg, and Holly 2009) Manage Problem Behaviors Mariah Menzies Diagnosing Jefferson: Norm Ledgin In Diagnosing Jefferson the author contends (with Evidence of a condition that confirmation by a number of scientific authorities) that Guided His Beliefs, Behavior, Jefferson’s characteristics were compatible with and Personal Associations Asperger’s Syndrome and that he was on the “autism/Asperger’s continuum.” Developing Talents: Careers for Temple Grandin & Kate Duffy This book is very useful to individuals with Asperger Individual with Asperger Syndrome or High-functioning autism, and especially Syndrome and High Functioning valuable to parents and others who aspire to be ‘helpers’. Autism Written with clarity and directness, Temple’s illustrations from her own youthful experiences are convincing and will inspire hope and impart practical guidance. This book covers all aspects of the search for suitable careers for individuals on the autism spectrum Developmental Therapy for Ann W. Bachrach, Ada R. A methods book for teachers and parents describing Young Children with Autistic Mosley, Faye L. Swindle, Mary developmental therapy. Includes samples of techniques Characteristics M. Wood and materials, routines and environments, activity periods and home programs for children 0-3 years. Dietary Interventions in Autism Kenneth J. Aitken The author explores different dietary approaches that Spectrum Disorders may benefit those with autism. Do You Stutter: A Guide for The Stuttering Foundation of For teens, this book addresses facts and myths, how to Teens America cope with parents, friends and school, and how to help yourself with stuttering. The Dominance Factor: How Carla Hannaford A book that explores the linkages between the side of the Knowing Your Dominant Eye, body that we favor for seeing, hearing, touching and Ear, Brain, Hand & Foot Can moving and the way we relate to others, think, learn and

13 Improve Your Learning play. Drawing a Blank: Improving Emily Iland, M.A. A complete guide to teaching reading and reading Comprehension for Readers on comprehension to learners with ASD and related the Autism Spectrum challenges.

E-F Title Author(s) Description Early Communication Skills Charlotte Lynch and Julia Cooper This book contains more than 100 communication-based activities. It focuses on Pre-verbal skills, listening, vocalizations, auditory and speech discrimination, auditory/visual memory, and early words. Early Intervention I: Working with Katharine G. Butler In this book, you’ll learn theory and techniques Infants and Toddlers for identifying at risk and disabled infants and toddlers and for working with their families. You’ll examine a wide range of leading-edge methods for assessment and intervention that apply the findings of current research with normal and disordered populations. Early Start Denver Model for Sally J. Rogers and Geraldine Dawson Supported by the principles of developmental Young Children with Autism: psychology and ABA, this manual provides Promoting Language, Learning, ESDM intensive teaching interventions. and Engagement Educating Children and Youth Edited by Richard L. Simpson and Persons who educate and treat children and with Autism: Strategies for Brenda Smith Myles youth with autism and Pervasive Effective Practice Developmental Disorders urgently need current information and guidelines. This book was written to help satisfy this demand. Educating College Students with Dianne Zager, Carol Alpern, Barbara A user-friendly guide for college faculty to Autism Spectrum Disorders McKeon, Susan Maxam, and Janet support students with an ASD. Mulvey The Educator’s Guide to Teaching Josefa Ben-Arieh and Helen J. Miller This guide brings the most recent Students with Autism Spectrum advancements in evidence-based interventions Disorders (11 copies) to both novice and experienced educators who are looking for practical strategies to teaching students with ASD. Emergence: Labeled Autistic (2 Temple Grandin and Margaret M. Bernard Rimland’s foreword speaks of reading copies) Scariano this book as an “adventure,” in which the story is “breathtakingly unusual.” The author is a recovering autistic individual. She shares her history and includes her own suggestions for parents and professionals.

Enzymes for Autism and other Karen DeFelice Discusses the benefits of enzyme therapy as a Neurological Conditions treatment for autism.

Ethics for Behavior Analysts Jon Bailey & Mary Burch Practical and full of real-life scenarios of ethical considerations for Behavioral Analysts

14 Everybody is Different Fiona Bleach A book for young people who have brothers or sisters with autism

Everything Parent’s Guide to Adelle Jameson Tilton Practical advice, gentle reassurance, and real- Children with Autism life scenarios to help your family get through each day. Exemplary Practices for Beginning Joe Reichle, David R. Beukelman, and This comprehensive text shows professionals Communicators Janice C. Light how AAC can help establish beginning communication skills among individuals who experience significant communication challenges. Exploring Feelings: Cognitive Dr. Tony Attwood This is a workbook that is designed to help Behaviour Therapy to Manage children on the spectrum to explore their own ANGER feelings. Children can record their own thoughts and responses to questions. Exploring Feelings: Cognitive Dr. Tony Attwood This is a workbook that is designed to help Behavior Therapy to Manage children on the spectrum to explore their own ANXIETY feelings. Children can record their own thoughts and responses to questions. Eye Contact (2 copies) Cammie McGovern A thriller in which an autistic boy is witness to a playmate’s murder. The mother struggles with protecting her son and penetrated his silence. Face Value Comics No. 1 (5 David and Angela Kot A comic book featuring a hero with Autism, and Copies) and written to help children with autism to spot emotional expressions using art. The Feelings Book: The Care and Dr. Lynda Madison Takes an inside look at dealing with your Keeping of Your Emotions feelings, with tips, how-to’s and (American Girl Book) straightforward advice you can use. Finding Our Way: Practical Kristi Sakai Kristi balances her heartfelt perspective with an Solutions for Creating a array of valuable ideas and information that Supportive Home and Community will be helpful to any ASD parent. for the Asperger Syndrome Family The First Year: Autism Spectrum Nancy D. Wiseman A book for parents going through the early Disorders stages of their child’s diagnosis. Wiseman prioritizes what a parent needs to learn and do if you or your doctor suspects your child has autism. Including: taking the top 10 most essential actions, understanding your child’s individual profile, assembling a team of specialists, navigating long waiting lists and insurance, knowing your rights, and much more. Freaks, Geeks & Asperger Luke Jackson A book for adolescents with Asperger Syndrome: A User Guide to Syndrome, written by a thirteen year-old who Adolescence (5) has a diagnosis of AS is also a great resource for any parent or professional who wants to understand what it is like to have AS. This book gives guidance on bullying, friendships, when and how to tell others about AS, problems at school, dating and relationships, and morality. A Friend Like Henry Nuala Gardner When Jamie and Nuala Gardner choose a puppy for their son, Dale, they weren’t an ordinary family choosing an ordinary pet. Dale’s autism was so severe that the smallest

15 deviation from his routine could provoke a terrifying tantrum. Family life was almost destroyed by his condition, and his parents spent most of their waking hours trying to break into their son’s autistic world and give him the help he so desperately needed. But after years of constant effort and slow progress, the Gardners lives were transformed when they welcomed a new member into the family, Henry, a gorgeous golden retriever puppy. The bond between Dale and his dog would change their lives… A Friend Like Simon Kate Gaynor A children’s book about a new boy joining school. The Friendship Factor Helping our Kenneth H. Rubin with Andrea This book focuses on the importance of Children Navigate Their Social Thompson children’s friendships that helps parents to World-and Why It Matters for teach their children the essential life skill of Their Success and Happiness working with and getting along with others. Friendship Troubles (A Smart Patty Kelly Criswell Dealing with fights, being left out and the Girl’s Guide American Girl Book) whole popularity thing. From Ritual to Repertoire Arnold Miller and Eileen Eller-Miller This book explains a cognitive-developmental systems approach with behavior-disordered individuals. Functional Curriculum for Paul Wehman and John Kregel Tables, charts and instructional programs for Elementary, Middle, and direct service providers with an emphasis on Secondary Age Students with how to tie curriculum from elementary to Special Needs middle school and up. Genetic Syndromes in Jack H. Jung, M.D. This book highlights those syndromes that we Communication Disorders feel are seen in many interdisciplinary clinics. The sections dealing with each syndrome contain general diagnostic and management guidelines. Gift From My Son Keli Lindelien A mother’s story of understanding and helping her son Benjamin, who has autism. Girls Growing Up on the Autism Shana Nichols with Gina M. Moravcik Takes a look at adolescent issues, from periods Spectrum (2) and Samara Tetenbaum to puberty to worries over friendships and fitting in. Girls Under the Umbrella of Lori Ernsperger, Ph.D., and Danielle Practical solutions for addressing everyday Autism Spectrum Disorders Wendel challenges. Grandma’s Guide to Gluten Free Barbara Wells Cooking delicious foods – gluten, wheat, dairy, Cooking egg and peanut free, a grandmother’s story. 1001 Great Ideas for Teaching Ellen Notbohm and Veronica Zysk Filled with lots of wonderful quick solutions to and Raising Children with Autism many of the things that interfere with daily Spectrum Disorders living for families with children with ASD. The Guide to Dating for Jeannie Uhlenkamp A question and answer style book for teenagers Teenagers with Asperger on the Autism Spectrum who want to learn Syndrome more about dating.

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Title Author(s) Description Handbook of Autism and Pervasive Edited by Donald J. Cohen & A comprehensive handbook devoted to autism and Developmental Disorders 2nd Edition Fred R. Volkmar pervasive developmental disorders testifies to the volume of research, services, theory, and advocacy related to children and adults with the most severe

16 disorders of development. Handbook of Autism and Pervasive Edited by Donald J. Cohen & Assessment, Interventions and Policy: The third Developmental Disorders, Volume 2, Fred R. Volkmar, Rhea Paul & edition of the above book. 3rd Edition Ami Klin The Handbook of Autism: A Guide Maureen Aarons & Tessa This manual dispels many myths associated with for Parents and Professionals Gittens this puzzling condition and provides readers with relevant, up-to-date information. Healing the New Childhood Kenneth Bock, M.D. and Dr. Bock focuses on the 4-A disorders by looking at Epidemics: Autism, ADHD< Asthma, Cameron Stauth toxins, nutritional deficiencies, metabolic and allergies imbalances, genetic vulnerability, and assaults on the immune and gastrointestinal system. Healthcare for children on the Fred Volkmar, M.D. & Lisa Provides a straight forward compendium of up-to- Autism Spectrum: Wiesner, M.D. date information regarding the healthcare of A Guide to Medical, Nutritional, and children with ASD boy one of the most Behavioral Issues knowledgeable child psychiatrists in the field & a practicing pediatrician. Helping a Child with Nonverbal Kathryn Steweart, PhD. This compassionate guide will help you acquire the Learning Disorder or Asperger’s essential skills you need to help your child cope Syndrome with the often debilitating symptoms of NLD or Asperger’s Syndrome and lead a full and satisfying life. Helping Children with Autism Learn Bryna Siegel, Ph.D. Understanding each case of autism as a discrete set of learning disabilities, each of which must be treated individually. A practical guide to treating the learning disabilities associated with autism. Helping Your Hyperactive/Attention John F. Taylor This book is helpful for identifying effective Deficit Child treatments, developing discipline and self-esteem, and helping the family adjust. The Hidden Curriculum: Practical Brenda Smith Myles, Melissa L. This book spells out all the unstated rules of social Solutions for Understanding Trautman, & Ronda L. Schelvan conduct that we expect children to simply pick up Unstated Rules in Social Situations from observation. This is a very helpful resource for teachers and parents who want to address in a practical way the unspoken rules of social engagement. Higher Functioning Adolescents and Ann Fullerton, Joyce Stratton, This book provides special and general education Young Adults with Autism: A Phyllis Coyne, and Carol Gray teachers greater insight into their students with Teacher’s Guide autism and also to provide strategies for teaching and supporting students with autism more effectively. House Rules (2) Jodi Picoult A fiction novel about a teenage boy with Asperger’s syndrome. He has typical Asperger’s behaviors, and loves forensic analysis. How Do I Teach This Kid to Read? Kimberly A. Henry, M.S. This book presents simple, instructional strategies that can be used to help develop literacy skills in young children with autism. Units on phonemic awareness, vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency. Free CD of printable visual tools. How Rude! The Teenagers’ Guide to Alex Packer This is a how-to guide to help the student learn Good Manners, Proper Behavior, how to cope with cliques, handle friendship and Not Grossing People Out problems, fight fair, answer invitations, deal with rude adults, respond to bigoted remarks, etc. How to be a Para Pro: A Diane Twachtman-Cullen This book is full of insights, tips, and anecdotes that Comprehensive Training Manual for bring alive the everyday challenges faced by Paraprofessionals paraprofessionals, and also provides strategies to address the most common and perplexing challenges.

17 How to Increase Reading Ability: A Guide to Developmental and Remedial Methods How to Manage Behavior Series How to Use Planned Ignoring By R. Vance Hall and Marilyn L. (Extinction) Hall How to Negotiate a Behavioral By R. Vance Hall and Marilyn L. Contract Hall How to Select Reinforcers By R. Vance Hall and Marilyn L. Hall How to Use Systematic Attention By R. Vance Hall and Marilyn L. and Approval Hall How to Use Time-Out By R. Vance Hall and Marilyn L. Hall How to Use Positive Practice, Self- By Nathan H. Azrin and Victoria Correction, and Overcorrection A. Besalel How to Use Token Economy and By Teodor Ayllon Point Systems How to Maintain Behavior By Karen Esveldt-Dawson and Alan E. Kazdin How to Plan for Generalization By Donald M. Baer How to Teach Through Modeling By Sebastian Striefel and Imitation How to Motivate Others through By Ron Van Houten Feedback How to Use Group Contingencies By Saul Axelrod How to Teach Social Skills By Marion V. Panyan How to Use Response Cost By Susan F. Thibadeau How to Teach Self-Control Through By Ahmos Rolider and Saul Trigger Analysis Axelrod How to Understand Autism-The Easy Alex Durig Provides a host of ideas and examples that enable Way the reader to understand the phenomenon of autism, recognize different kinds of autistic perception and behavior, and prepare for interaction with autistic people. How to Use Prompts to Initiate By Ron Van Houten Behavior Hygiene and Related Behaviors for Kelly J. Mahler A fun curriculum with a focus on social Children and Adolescents with understanding Autism Spectrum and Related Disorders Hyperactive/Attention Deficit Child John F. Taylor, Ph.D. The most comprehensive guide for Attention Deficit Disorder covering: identifying effective treatments, developing discipline and self-esteem, and helping the family adjust. “I Have Autism”: A Child’s First Look Pat Crissey Children’s book at Autism Improving Speech and Eating Skills in Maureen A. Flanagan, MA, An oral motor program for home and school. Children with Autism Spectrum CCC-SLP Disorders Incentives for Change: Motivating Lara Delmolino, Ph..D. & This guide provides parents and professionals with People with Autism Spectrum Sandra L. Harris, Ph.D. invaluable tools to help them with the often- Disorders to Learn and Gain challenging task of motivating children and adults Independence with autism spectrum disorders. Inclusive Programming for By Sheila Wagner Many issues must be considered when

18 Elementary Students with Autism implementing an inclusion program for any child with special needs, and for a child with autism, in particular. The model adopted by the EARC Inclusion Project incorporates a number of strategies to aid in regular educational placement. The essential aspects of this project are presented in order for school systems to gain a better understanding of the components that we believe are necessary for a successful program for children with autism. Incorporating Social Goals in the Rebecca A. Moyes Hands on strategies to teach social skills to children Classroom – A Guide for Teachers with high functioning autism or aspergers. Lesson and Parents of Children with High- plans are included to facilitate the ability to teach Functioning Autism and Asperger these social goals in the classroom. Syndrome The Incredible Flexible You: A Social Michelle Garcia Winner, Ryan Includes Curriculum Guide with CD, 5 paperback Thinking Curriculum for the Hendrix, Kari Zweber Palmer & story books, and music CD. Preschool and Early Elementary Nancy Tarshis Years The Incredible 5-Point Scale (2) Kari Dunn Buron and Mitzi This is a simple yet highly effective strategy to help Curtis children with autism understand and control their emotional responses. It is both easy to understand and implement. Often for the first time, students with ASD are able to objectify and manage difficult behaviors when using the 5-Point Scale.

Initiations and Interactions: Early Interventions Techniques for Teresa A. Cardon How to create a communication environment in Parents of Children with Autism your home without adding to your already busy Spectrum Disorders schedule. Inside Out: What Makes a Person Michelle Garcia Winner This book introduces a framework of how to more With Social Cognitive Deficits Tick? specifically understand the deficits of person with social cognitive disabilities, e.g. persons with Asperger Syndrome, High Functioning Autism, PDD- NOS, and Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities. Intimate Relationships and Sexual Catherine Davis, Med, Msc, A curriculum for teaching adolescents and adults Health Cpsychol, LMHC, and Melissa with high functioning autism spectrum disorders Dubie, MS and other social challenges. It Takes Two to Talk: A Parent’s Ayala Manolson This book offers parents and caregivers an easy, Guide to Helping Children effective way to encourage their child’s curiosity, Communicate creativity, and self-expression within the conversations of play and daily routines. Jackson Whole Wyoming Joan Clark A story about two fifth-grade boys, one with Asperger’s and one without. Just Like You – Autism (DVD) Autism Society – The Heartland Informative video about how autism affects different individuals, and how to be a friend to someone with autism. Just Take a Bite Lori Ernsperger, Ph.D. and Easy, Effective Answers to Food Aversions and Tania Stegen-Hanson, OTR/L Eating Challenges. This book is a resource on why some children having eating challenges and how to use different strategies to promote positive mealtime environments. The Ketogenic Diet: A Treatment for John M. Freeman, M.D., Eric H. A book about an alternate to medication for Children and Others with Epilepsy Kossoff, M.D., Jennifer B. children with epilepsy called a ketogenic diet. Freeman, Millicent T. Kelly, R.D.

19 Key Learning Skills for Children with Thomas L. Whitman and Nicole Specific strategies are presented for developing Autism Spectrum Disorders DeWitt competencies in areas such as joint attention, sensory integration, motor functioning, impulse control, memory, and more. Kiss of God: The Wisdom of a Silent Marshall Stewart Ball Marshall Stewart Ball is a brilliant child who Child touches people’s hearts through a veil of silence. This book is a collection of selected works, including letters written to friends and family, answers to questions people have asked him, and several writings he composed for the sole purpose of teaching.

L-N Title Author(s) Description A Land We Can Share: Teaching Paula Kluth and Kelly Chandler- The guide shows teachers how to implement research Literacy to Students with Autism Olcott based practices in reading and writing instructions, assess the students who cannot show their literacy learning in traditional ways, and include students with autism in a range of classroom literacy activities. The Language of Toys: Teaching The Special Needs Collection This compassionate book explains to parents and Communication Skills to Special- teachers how to use everyday toys—both Needs Children manufactured and homemade—to create activities that stimulate special-needs children to develop and improve their language skills. It is organized by developmental age rather than chronological age, allowing parents and teachers to choose the most appropriate toys and exercises for their child. The Late Talker: What to Do If Marilyn C. Agin, M.D., Lisa F. Includes ways to identify signs of a speech disorder, Your Child Isn’t Talking Yet Geng, and Malcolm J. Nicholl how to get the right kind of evaluations and therapy, ways to obtain the right services through the school system and insurance, at home activities, etc. Learners on the Autism Compiled by Kari Dunn Buron & Rare and unique collection of chapters written by Spectrum: Preparing Highly Pamela Wolfberg leading experts in the field of ASD. Qualified Educators Learning the Hidden Curriculum: Judy Endow, MSW Judy Endow’s personal story about how to crack the The Odyssey of One Autistic code of the hidden curriculum. Adult (10) Let Me Hear Your Voice (3 Catherine Maurice This book explains the account of a family’s triumph copies) over autism. Catherine Maurice writes about how she implemented an intensive behavioral program with both of her children to bring them out of autism Let’s Talk Emotions Teresa A. Cardon, M.A., CCC- Helping children with Social Cognitive Deficits, SLP including AS, HFA, and NVLD, learn to understand and express empathy and emotions. Looking after Louis Lesley Ely and Polly Dunbar This is a story about a child with high functioning autism that highlights the advantages of inclusion for the disabled children and their regular education classmates. Louis is able to watch and learn from his peers and to practice social skills, while his classmates learn empathy and respect for individual differences. A great book to read to peers of a child with autism. Louder than Words Jenny McCarthy Jenny McCarthy’s personal story about her son. Making a Difference: Behavioral Catherine Maurice, Gina Green, The guiding principle of this book is the effectiveness Intervention for Autism and Richard M. Foxx of treatments for autism, and suggestions as to intervention.

20 Making Visual Supports – Work in Jennifer L. Savner and Brenda This invaluable how-to manual is loaded with simple, the Home and Community: Smith Myles practical ideas that can be immediately added to any Strategies for Individuals with parents’ bag of tricks to help their child navigate more Autism and Asperger Syndrome easily through both home and community. Management of Autistic Behavior Richard L. Simpson and Madelyn Regan Millennium of Hope: Autism National Conference on Presentations on communication, education, family, Society of America Autism: July 18-22, 2001 community, medicine, research and options for adulthood and independence. A Mind At A Time Mel Levine, M.D. American’s top learning expert shows how every child can succeed. He believes that different minds learn differently. Some students are strong in certain areas and some are strong in others, but no one is equally capable in all. The Mom’s Guide to Asperger Jan Johnston-Tyler A parent’s perspective on having a child with Asperger Syndrome and related disorders Syndrome. More Than Little Professors: Edited by: Lisa Barrett Mann, A collection of stories, poems, and art by children with Children with Asperger Syndrom M.S.Ed. Asperger Syndrome. in Their Own Words More Than Words: Helping Fern Sussman In this book, the author presents a step-by-step guide Parents Promote Communication for parents of preschool children with autism and and Social Skills in Children with other social communication difficulties. Each chapter Autism Spectrum Disorder is divided into four color-coded stages of communication, ranging from children who are not talking to those who can carry on shorting conversations. This makes it easy for parents to find information that is just right for their child. Full of practical ideas and colorful illustrations, this book shows parents how they can turn everyday activities into opportunities for promoting interaction and communication skills. The Morning News: Gray’s Guide Jenson Public Schools and The This guide addresses bullying in light of its frequent to Bullying Part I: The Basics Gray Center for Social Learning targets: children with ASD. Parents, professionals, and and Understanding people with ASD shared a wealth of information and experience; making us keenly aware that it touches all ages and all environments. The Morning News: Gray’s Guide Jenson Public Schools and The This article translates bullying research into ten to Bullying Part II: The Real World Gray Center for Social Learning general solutions tailored to the unique profile of and Understanding children with ASD. The solutions do not replace the vast information available in new bully-proofing resources. They should be used alongside existing resources to ensure that children with ASD are included in bully-proofing efforts. The Morning News: How to Jenson Public Schools and The Respond to a Bullying Attempt Gray Center for Social Learning and Understanding The Natural Medicine Guide to Stephanie Marohn Medical journalist Stephanie Morohn draws from Autism extensive interviews with groundbreaking physicians and numerous real-life patient histories to present 14 natural medicine treatment options for autism. Navigating the Social World Jeanette McAfee, M.D. This is a well-organized resource for both parents and professionals. It brings together a wealth of information on how to implement a thorough cognitive behavioral program for developing social life skills. Neurology for the Speech- Russell J. Love and Wanda G. In this book, the reader will find expanded coverage of

21 Language Pathologist 2nd Edition Webb neuroimaging techniques, dysphagia, and neurologic models, and new discussions of sub-cortical aphasia, progressive aphasia, subcortical dementia, traumatic brain injury, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, and autism. The New Strong-willed Child: Dr. James Dobson Practical how-to’s on raising strong-willed children Birth through Adolescence including: sibling rivalry, adolescence, discipline, etc. Nobody Likes Me, Everybody Michele Borba, Ed.D. This book will help your kid survive the social jungle. Hates Me: The top 25 Friendship It is a hands-on guide for parents and teachers of kids Problems and How to Solve from 4-15. Them. No More Meltdowns: Positive Jed Baker, Ph.D. Dr. Jed Bakers offers parents and teachers strategies strategies for managing and for preventing and managing meltdowns. His 20+ preventing out-of-control years of experience working with children on the behavior autism spectrum, combined with his personal experiences raising his own children, have yielded time-tested strategies, and results!

O-Q Title Author(s) Description The Oasis Guide to Asperger Patricia Romanowski Bashe and An excellent resource, covering all the main topics from Syndrome: Advice, support, Barbara L. Kirby diagnosis and evaluation, medication and therapies, Insight, and Inspiration (2 copies) school and home life, and social skills development, that is written specifically for parents but is also of great benefit to professionals. It is filled with practical advice for the difficulties children and families when a child has AS. Odd Velvet Mary E. Whitcomb A story about a child with autism that can be read to peers so that they gain an understanding of what it is like to have autism and to help them discover that children with autism are not very different from themselves. Perfect for group story time or one-on-one sharing. The Original Social Story Book Jenson Public Schools This nook is organized into 5 main sections: Stories about home, Stories about School, Stories about the Community, Stories Addressing Social skills, and Writing Your Own Social Stories. The Other Half of Asperger Maxine C. Aston Maxim Aston has explored the relationships of adults Syndrome: A Guide to living in an with Asperger syndrome as part of her academic intimate relationship with a research, as a qualified couples counselor specializing partner who has Asperger this area, and from her own personal relationship Syndrome experience. She uses quotations and real examples to illustrate her points and has a compassionate understanding of both perspectives. Her insight is extraordinary and her positive attitude and strategies for successful relationship make this an essential guide for couples and counselor. Out and About: Preparing Jill Hudson and Amy Bixler Out and About is a unique, hands on guide that parents Children with Autism Spectrum Coffin and professionals alike should have in their libraries. Disorders to Participate in Their The book details how to map out a Blueprint that acts Communities as a guide for children as they head out into their communities. The specific examples make this a practical resource that will be referred to over and over again. The Out-of-Sync Child Carol Stock Kranowitz This guide offers comprehensive, easily understood

22 information on SI Dysfunction – and a drug-free treatment approach – for children who need help. The Out-of-Sync Child Has Fun – Carol Stock Kranowitz This book features more than one hundred playful Activities for Kids with Sensory activities that are SAFE-Sensorymotor, Appropriate, Fun Integration Dysfunction and Easy-to help develop and organize a child’s brain and body. These activities are a great way to counteract Sensory Integration Dysfunction. They work at home, at school and out in the world and add a few more smiles to your child’s day. Overcoming Autism: Finding the Lynn Kern Koegel, Ph.D. and A state of the art approach to reducing the symptoms Answers, Strategies, and Hope Claire LaZebnik of Autism Spectrum Disorders. That Can Transform a Child’s Life Paper Words: Discovering and Judy Endow, MSW A collection of poems. Living with My Autism Parenting a Teen or Young Adult Brenda Boyd 325 practical ideas for the complex issues parents face with Asperger Syndrome (Autism during this period of transition for their child with Spectrum Disorder) Asperger Syndrome. Suggestions cover everything from social vulnerability and peer relationships to self- esteem, anxiety and coping with change. Easy to navigate format. Parenting Teens with Love & Foster Cline, M.D. & Jim Fay As a parent, you face no greater challenge – and no Logic: Preparing Adolescents for greater opportunity – than to guide your children Responsible Adulthood through their teen years toward productive, happy, and responsible adulthood. This book will help you meet that challenge and rejoice in that opportunity. A Parent’s Guide to Asperger Sally Ozonoff, Geraldine A comprehensive and practical resource, clearly written Syndrome & High Functioning Dawson and James McPartland that will help parents and professionals. It not only Autism covers early intervention and basic skills but also offers help for older children and adults. Parents’ Education as Autism Mickey Kennan, Ken Kerr, and Therapists Karola Dillenburger Peer Play and the Autism Pamela J. Wolfberg A book about developing social and imaginative play Spectrum: The Art of Guiding and integrated play groups. Children’s Socialization and Imagination Perfect Targets: Asperger Rebekah Heinrichs Perfect Targets provides helpful guidelines for Syndrome & Bullying- Practical administrators, teachers, and parents. The tools are Solutions for surviving the social specifically designed/adapted for the challenges faced World by students with AS. Piagetian Activities: A Diagnostic Richard Copeland This book is the outgrowth of a study of the research of and Developmental Approach Jean Piaget. It provides a wide range of activities for educators to use in the development of children’s cognitive functions. A Picture’s Worth: PECS and Andy Bondy, Ph.D. & Lori Frost, This easy-to-understand guide presents in detail the Other Visual Communication M.S., CCC/SLP Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), as Strategies in Autism well as an overview of other augmentative and alternative communication systems. Play and Imagination in Children Pamela J. Wolfberg This book goes beyond the usual autism literature by with Autism including what is known about play with typical populations. Part One, Perspectives on Autism and Play, examines the complex problems children with autism experience in reciprocal social interaction, communication, and imagination by looking closely at the nature of the disorder in relation to play’s role in childhood culture and development, as well as current intervention practices. Part Two, Passage to Play

23 Culture, presents ethnographic case portraits of three children with autism as they overcome obstacles to enter into the “play culture” of their peers. The author traces their development over ten years (from ages 5 to 16), focusing on a two-year period during which the children participated in a peer play intervention. This period marked the emergence of remarkable transformations in the children’ social relations with peers and symbolic activity. The text includes vignettes, dialogue, and samples of writing and drawing to bring the children’s stories to life. Playing, Laughing and Learning Julia Moor Shows how to break down activities into manageable with Children on the Autism stages, and looks at ways to gain a child’s attention and Spectrum: A Practical Resource motivation and to build on small achievements. of Play Ideas for Parents and Carers Playing It Right! : Social Skills Rachael Bareket The book includes a series of activities designed to help Activities for Parents and children on the autism spectrum develop basic social Teachers of Young Children with skills by focusing on elements of social interaction in a ASD, and Asperger Syndrome and variety of settings. The book is intended for use by Autism parents, teachers, and others working with young children of varying ages. Pocket Guide to Assessment in M.N. Hedge A quick reference for assessing and treating clients. Speech-Language Pathology The Potty Journey – Guide to Judith A. CouCouvanis Systematic and proven ways to toilet train children with Toilet Training Children with autism and related disorders. A humorous approach to Special Needs, Including Autism a difficult task. and Related Disorders Power Cards: Using Special Elisa Gagnon This step-by-step book shows parents and educators Interests to Motivate Children how to help change an unwanted or inappropriate and Youth with Asperger behavior by capitalizing on the special interests that Syndrome and Autism characterize children and youth with AS. A brief, motivational text related to a special interest or a highly admired person is combined with an illustration and made into a bookmark or business card-sized POWER CARD that the youth can refer to whenever necessary. For younger children the special interest or hero is worked into a brief story. Practical Ideas that Really Work Kathleen McConnell and Gail Designed for educators who work with students (Pre-K for Students with Autism Ryser through 12) with autism or developmental disorders Spectrum Disorders that interfere with their ability to learn. Includes an evaluation form with a rating scale and idea matrix. Prescription for Success: Jill Hudson A resource for supporting children in an over Supporting Children with Autism stimulating, overwhelming medical environment. Spectrum Disorders in the Medical Environment Pre-Dressing Skills (Revised) Marsha Dunn Klein, M.Ed., OTR A Success learning program for teaching specific dressing and undressing tasks to preschool children, children who are developmentally delayed, and adults and children with physical handicaps. Pretending to be Normal Liane Holliday Willey An autobiography that allows others to understand the world as perceived by a person with Asperger’s. Quirky Kids Perri Klass and Eileen Costello Therapy options, coping strategies and available medications for “quirky” children, i.e. those with Asperger’s , non verbal learning disability, obsessive compulsive behavior and sensory integration

24 dysfunction. R-T Title Author(s) Description A Rainbow of Friends P.K. Hallinan With its glowing illustrations and delightful verses, this (Children’s Books) book celebrates the differences in people that make each of us special. P.K. Hallinan’s single rhymes encourage children to accept others just the way they are. His message of word harmony and universal acceptance comes shining through in this bright and charming book. Reaching the Autistic Child Martin A. Kozloff This is a parent training program. It represents the application of sociological theory, behavior modification, and experimental design to the problem of human suffering. It was the author’s hope that the program would help reduce the suffering, hopelessness, and frustration of parents and demonstrate that parents of autistic children can become effective agents of their children’s education and rehabilitation. Reaching the Child with Toni Flowers Practical, fun activities to enhance sensory motor skills Autism through Art and to improve tactile and concept awareness. Reaching Out, Joining In: Mary Jane Weiss and Sandra This book shows parents and professionals how to help Teaching Social Skills to Young L. Harris young children with autism with one of their most Children with Autism challenging areas of development—social behavior. The authors share their extensive experience with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and explain how ABA teaching tools work. All children diagnosed within the autism spectrum can benefit from these teaching methods and the activities described. A Real Boy: a True Story of Christina Adams A story about a mother, Christina Adams, and her autistic Autism, Early Intervention, son, Jonah Adams. and Recovery The Reason I Jump Naoki Higashida An explanation of autism as it is lived every day by a remarkable 13 year old boy. The Relationship Edited by Steven E. Gutstein, This book meets a variety of empowered parents, Development Intervention Hanna R. Gutstein, & Carlotta professionals and consultants that have been able to (RDI) Program and Education Baird maintain goals for quality of life, combining efforts in order to achieve effective remediation for their children and students with autism spectrum disorders. Rethinking the Brain: New Rima Shore Insights into Early Development Right Address… Wrong Gena P. Barnhill The author describes how her family negotiated the fine Planet: line between support vs. independence during her son’s Children with Asperger coming of age. It is a frank description of her family’s Syndrome Becoming Adults experiences dealing with the issues of Asperger Syndrome. Right From the Start: Sandra L. Harris and Mary These educational programs, based on ABA methods, Behavioral Intervention for Jane Weiss use concentrated instruction to improve communication, Young Children with Autism social, and cognitive skills. Room 14 – A Social Language Carolyn C. Wilson Program – Instructor’s Manual Room 14 – A Social Language Carolyn C. Wilson Program – Activities Book Room 14 – A Social Language Carolyn LoGiudice & Nancy

25 Program – Activities Book McConnell Room 28 – A Social Language Carolyn LoGiudice & Nancy Program – Instructor’s McConnell Manual Running on Dreams Herb Heiman “Join Brad and Justin as they embark upon several teen benchmarks: the first date, rejection by peers, family pressure to succeed, fitting in with the “right” crowd, experiencing teenage sexuality, and dealing with the “outsider kid” who is perceived as “not cool.” For adolescents with autism and their neurotypical peers alike. Science Explained: The World Colin A. Ronan A guide to the world of science in everyday life. of Science in Everyday Life Self-Injurious Behavior: A Haru Hirama The author of this book proposes a very practical Somatosensory Treatment treatment in which stimulation is given to counteract the Approach somatosensory deprivation experienced by the self- injurious individual Self-Therapy for the Stutterer Malcolm Fraser There are always some stutterers who are unable to get professional help are others who do not seem to be able to profit from it. There are some who prefer to be their own therapists. In this book, Malcom Fraser, Director of the Speech Foundation of America, has attempted to provide some guidance for those who must help themselves. Knowing well from his own experience as a stutterer the difficulties of self-therapy, he outlines a series of objectives and challenges that should serve as a map for the person who is lost in the dismal swamp of stuttering and wants to find a way out. The Sensory Connection: An Nancy Kashman and Janet These authors provide practical advice and workable OT and SLP Team Approach Mora strategies to help children and adults with sensory and communication disorders. Sensory Processing Issues in Nancy Miller and Laurel Bohl Autism: Strategies for Teachers Setting Up Classroom Spaces Susan Kabot, Ed.D., CCC-SLP Using evidence based practices and what we know about That Support Students With and Christine Reeve Ph.D., students with ASD and other special needs, the authors Autism Spectrum Disorders BCBA-D explain, and show, how to set up classroom spaces. Contains pictures of actual classrooms. Sharing Information About Beverly Vicker, M.S. Discusses what respite and alternative caregivers need to Your Child with Autism know about your child with an ASD. Spectrum Disorder Siblings of Children with Sandra L. Harris, Ph.D & Beth This book addresses a full range of questions and Autism: A Guide for Families A. Glasberg, Ph.D concerns, including how to explain autism to siblings, how to help siblings share their feelings, and how to balance the needs of the entire family. Since We’re Friends: An Celeste Shally and David A story of a relationship of two boys, one with autism, Autism Picture Book Harrington that provides practical examples of how to make such a friendship work.

Skillsteaming in Early Ellen McGinnis This book employs a four-part training approach – Childhood: A Guide for modeling, role playing, performance feedback, and Teaching Prosocial Skills generalization – to teach essential prosocial skills to kindergarten and preschool-age children. This book provides a complete description of the Skillstreaming program, with instructions for teaching 40 prosocial

26 skills. A Slant of Sun Beth Kephart This is the story of one child’s triumph over a set of challenges. Sleep Better V. Mark Durand A guide to improving sleep for children with special needs. A Smart Girl’s Guide to Patti Kelly Chriswell Tools, tips and techniques (and actual words!) to help Knowing What to Say: you untangle your tongue and speak out with confidence Finding the Words to Fit Any and grace. Situation (American Girl Book) Social Behavior Mapping Michelle Garcia Winner In this book, Michelle introduces a simple, predictable and systematic method of teaching students to better understand how their behavior impacts how other people think about them. Social Skills Improvement Frank M. Gresham, PhD, System (SSiS) Rating Scales Stephen N. Elliott, PhD Manual Social Skill Strategies: A Nancy Gajewski, Polly Hirn Teaches 57 social communication skills using the Social-Emotional Curriculum and Patty Mayo reproducible student pages, structured activities, home for Adolescents (Books A and assignments, and role-playing scenarios. B, 5 copies of each) Social Skills Training and Dr. Jed Baker Learn how to: de-escalate meltdowns, prevent problems Frustration Management: A with comprehensive behavior plans, increase motivation dynamic and comprehensive to learn social skills, develop strategies to teach and presentation for parents and generalize skills like conversation, conflict resolution, professionals working with play, building friendships, dating, and employment individuals with social readiness, create accepting peer environments and difficulties prevent bullying. The Social Success Workbook Barbara Cooper, MPS & Skill building activities for teens with nonverbal learning for Teens Nancy Widdows, MS disorder, Asperger’s Disorder, and other social skills problems. So Much More: A Tale of D. L. DeTurk A fiction novel about a young man afflicted with severe Personal Triumph in the Face autism and his journey of experiencing the world with of Severe Autism the help of music. So Young, So Sad, So Listen Philip Graham and Carol The aim of this book is to help those involved to (Childrens’ Books) Hughes recognize the signs of depression in children and to understand the possible causes. Son Rise: The Miracle Barry Neil Kaufman This book details a successful effort to reach the Continues “unreachable.” The Social Skills Picture Book: Jed Baker Uses photographs of students engaging in a variety of Teaching Play, Emotion, and real-life social situations. Communication to Children with Autism The Source for Nonverbal Sue Thompson This book is filled with useful checklists, anecdotes, Learning Disorders methods, and resources. It is a valuable addition to any professional bookshelf. The Special Child: A Siegfried Pueschel, James Sensitively written and easy-to-read, this book dispels Sourcebook for Parents of Bernier, and Leslie many of the misconceptions surrounding disabilities. Children with Developmental Weidenman Written by experts and Child Developmental Center in Disabilities Rhode Island, this resource provides factual information, practical reassuring advice, helpful illustrations, and over 500 simple and clear definitions that are useful to both parents and professionals Special Diets for Special Kids Lisa Lewis The focus of this book is on understanding and implementing special diets to aid in the treatment of autism and related developmental disorders.

27 Starting Sensory Integration Bonnie Arnwine Fun Activities that won’t destroy your home or Therapy classroom. Staying in the Game James W. Loomis, Ph.D. “Providing social opportunities for children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other developmental disabilities. Stuttering: An Integration of Barry Guitar and Theodore J. This book explains how to integrate stuttering treatment Contemporary Therapies Peters procedures. Stuttering: Successes and The Stuttering Foundation of Actual Case Histories Failures in Therapy America Stuttering Therapy: The Stuttering Foundation of A contemporary analysis of topics including the Prevention and Intervention America delineation of specific techniques that can be used in the with Children evaluation and treatment of children who stutter. Taking Care of Myself: A Mary Wrobel Through a unique combination of social stories and easy- Healthy Hygiene, Puberty and to-understand activities, this book will reduce fear and Personal Curriculum For confusion surrounding the issues of health, hygiene, Young People with Autism puberty and more. Taking the Mystery Out of Luke Tsai, M.D. A guide for parents and non-medical professionals about Medications in medication therapy. Autism/Asperger Syndromes Targeting Autism Shirley Cohen Shirley Cohen provides expert guidance for families, educators, students, therapeutic personnel, and all those interested in this disorder. The treatment of children with autism is a particularly emotion-laden, contentious area. Cohen, who has no personal or professional stake in any of the various forms of treatment, leads us through an analysis of the approaches currently available, especially the educational interventions designed for young children. Readers will welcome this informed and humane combination of up-to-date research findings, personal observations, and narratives from parents and adults with autism. Targeting Autism also highlights advances in research that promise an answer to the puzzle of autism and the elimination of its devastating effects on the development of children.

Tasks Galore Laurie Echenrode, Pat This book is designed for teachers, therapists, and Fennell, & Kathy Hearsey parents. It features over 250 full-color photos of highly organized, multi-modal tasks. Assists in creating a fun and meaningful task collection of your own. Helps your student/child feel successful. Applicable to any early education or learning environment. Tasks Galore: For the Real Laurie Eckenrode, Pat This book is designed for teachers, therapists, and World Fennell, & Kathy Hearsey parents. It features over 240 full-color photos of highly organized, multi-modal tasks that emphasize functional strategies that enhance independence in the home, school, community, and workplace. Applicable to school, home, and community training sites. Tasks Galore: Making Groups Laurie Eckenrode, Pat This book includes full color photographs to help Meaningful Fennell, & Kathy Hearsey teachers, parents, and therapists apply structured teaching techniques. The authors describe how applying structured teaching strategies, individualizing skills, establishing flow between one-to-one and group learning, and organizing curricula around themes have helped them design successful group activities. Teach Me Language: A Sabrina Freeman, Ph.D. & This manual is designed for parents and therapists who language manual for children Lorelei Dake B.A. teach language to children with autism, Asperger’s

28 with autism, Asperger’s syndrome and other related developmental disorders. syndrome and related This book is based on professional speech pathology developmental disorders. (2) methods developed specifically to teach children with autism, and related disorders, language skills they need in school and in life. Teach Me Language is a step by step “How To” manual with 400 pages of instructions, explanations, examples, games and cards that attack language weaknesses common to children with pervasive developmental disorders. Teach Me Language: The Sabrina Freeman Ph.D. & A collection of exercise and drill forms which appear as Companion Exercise Forms (2) Lorelei Dake B.A. examples in Teach Me Language. The forms in this supplement are blank, enlarged for ease of use and ready to photocopy for use with Teach Me Language. It is only effective if used with the Teach Me Language manual which explains how and why the exercises and drills are done. Teaching Activities for Autistic Eric Schopler, Margaret Children Lansing, and Leslie Waters

Teaching Children with Patricia Howlin, Simon Baron- This book explores the relationship of theory of mind Autism to Mind-Read: A Cohen and Julie Hadwin deficits to other areas of children’s functioning and Practical Guide describes existing experimental work that has attempted to enhance the skills associated with understanding others’ minds. Teaching Children with Kathleen Ann Quill This book describes teaching strategies and instructional Autism: Strategies to Enhance adaptations which promote communication and Communication and socialization in children with autism. These strategies Socialization capitalize on the individual strengths and learning styles of the autistic child. This is the only text devoted to the treatment of social communication impairments in autism and related disorders. The teaching methods presented address the unique cognitive, language and social needs of the child with autism. Assessment and intervention guidelines are summarized within the appendices to assist the teacher in strategy implementation. Teaching Developmentally O. Ivar Lovaas This book is intended for teachers and parents to help Disabled Children developmentally disabled persons live more meaningful lives. Helpful for behavioral development. Contains programs developed for children. Teaching Self-Management K. Richard Young, Richard P. This is a program for secondary students who have poor Strategies to Adolescents West, Deborah J. Smith, planning skills, lack a realistic perception of how well Daniel P. Morgan they are doing academically, and fail to complete work. It is a behavior change program that provides at-risk students with techniques that will help them be more successful academically and maintain and transfer gains made in the special ed setting back in the regular classroom. Teaching Spontaneous Linda Watson, Catherine Communication to Autistic Lord, Bruce Schaffer, and Eric and Developmentally Schopler Handicapped Children Ten Things Every Child With Ellen Notbohm Defines the top ten characteristics that illuminate the Autism Wishes You Knew minds and hearts of children with autism. Ellen’s personal experiences as parent, an autism columnist, and a contributor to numerous parenting magazines

29 coalesce to create a guide for all who come in contact with a child on the autism spectrum. The Teenagers’ Guide to good Alex J. Packer This is a humorous, nonthreatening, entertaining, and Manners, Proper Behavior educational book about the importance of good manners and Not Grossing People Out. – how they impress people, build self-esteem and help teenagers get what they want from life – friends, fun, success and respect. Think Social! Michelle Garcia Winner This curriculum builds on the basic philosophy offered in THINKING ABOUT YOU THINKING ABOUT ME. Created at the request of educators, therapists and parents to learn more about how to teach students with weak social cognition and related social skills and those with murky social abilities There’s a Boy in Here: Judy Barron and Sean Barron A family’s story about “reaching” their autistic son, a Emerging from the bonds of story of their son’s release from the terrifying Autism imprisonment of his own mind. Thinking About YOU, Thinking Michelle Garcia Winner Philosophy and strategies to further develop perspective About ME (2) taking and communicative abilities for persons with Social Cognitive Deficits Thinking in Pictures and Other Temple Grandin Temple Grandin tells the story of what it is like to live Reports from My Life with with autism. She describes her painful isolation growing Autism (4) up “different” and her discovery of visual symbols to interpret the “ways of the natives.” This is Asperger Syndrome Elisa Gognan and Brenda This book is about a boy who has Asperger Syndrome. It Smith Myles goes through a typical day for him as he describes things he does. It’s an inside look from a kid who really has Asperger’s.

Toilet Training for Individuals Maria Wheeler Over 200 toilet training tips and 40 case examples with with Autism and Related solutions. Disorders: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents and Teachers (2 copies) Too Loud, Too Bright, Too Sharon Heller What to do if you are sensory defensive in an Fast, Too Tight overstimulating world. Top Ten Tips: A Survival Teresa A. Cardon True and Tried Ideas for the ASD family on the move. Guide for Families with Children o the Autism Spectrum The Tough Kid Social Skills Susan M. Sheridan, Ph.D. This book introduces social skills concepts and Book procedures for identifying students and conducting social skills training using positive reinforcement. Lesson outlines are provided for eleven social skills sessions as well as opening, closing, and booster sessions. Treating the School-Age Child Carl W. Dell, Jr. This book explains how you can work effectively with Who Stutters: A Guide for school age children who stutter. Clinicians U - Z

Title Author(s) Description Understanding Applied Behavior Albert J. Kearney Clear, and reader-friendly, this introductory Analysis: An Introduction to ABA guide to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for Parents, Teachers, and Other demystifies the basic terminology and explains Professionals (2 Copies) the underlying principles and commonly-used procedures and programs.

30 Understanding Asperger’s Emily L. Burrows and Sheila J. A Guide for Teachers and Educators to Address Syndrome Fast Facts Wagner the Needs of the Student. Understanding the Nature of Janice E. Janzen This book can be considered a primer in autism Autism: A Practical Guide (2) and is an excellent resource for training parents, teachers, and program personnel. Anecdotes, examples, and an extensive case study illustrate principles and concepts. Numerous figures, reproducible record keeping forms, and a glossary further aid the reader. Unraveling the Mystery of Autism Karyn Seroussi New research identifying autism as an immune and Pervasive Developmental system disorder and immediate interventions Disorder: A Mother’s Story of that can change the course of the disease Research and Recovery process. Also discussed is the role of vaccines and food intolerances.

Visual Strategies for Improving Linda A. Hodgdon, M. ED., CCC- Contains numerous strategies to enhance Communication: Practical Supports SLP communication interactions for students who for School and home experience autism and other moderate to severe communication disorders. Visual Thinking Strategies for Ellyn Lucas Arwood, Ed.D., Carole A deeper look into how visuals benefit children Individuals with Autism Spectrum Kaulitz, M.Ed., Mabel Brown, with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Disorders: The Language of M.A. Pictures Visually Structured Tasks – TEACCH Independent Activities for Students with Autism and Other Visual Learners Voices from the Spectrum: Parents, Cindy N. Ariel and Robert A. A collection of personal essays that shares the Grandparents, Siblings, People with Naseef stories of people impacted with autism. Autism, and Professionals Share Their Wisdom What is Asperger Syndrome and The Autism Helpline A guide for young children How Will it Affect Me? (3) Wings To Fly: Bringing Theatre Arts Sally Dorothy Bailey This is a handbook for special education and to Students with Special Needs drama teachers at the elementary through high school levels. It describes techniques and lesson plans to teach drama to students with a wide array of special needs in an academic and theatre setting. This book also deals with important issues before embarking on any type of drama class and includes many real-life examples. With Open Arms: Creating School Mary Schlieder, M.S. This book provides practical, easy-to-use Communities of Support for Kids techniques for even the busiest school with Social Challenges Using Circle personnel. Using familiar case studies in an of Friends, Extracurricular easy-to-read format, this manual provides step- Activities, and Learning Teams by-step instructions for how to implement Circle of Friends, peers and staff. Written by a teacher “in the trenches”, the book includes reproducible worksheets, Learning Team and Book Club study guides, Circle meeting forms as well as activities, charts, and checklists... everything you need to create your own supportive community for the kids you care about. A Work in Progress: Behavior Ron Leaf and John McEachin This book is a great collection of ideas and

31 Management Strategies and a programs for building skills as well as strategies Curriculum for Intensive Behavioral for dealing with challenging behaviors. A Treatment of Autism valuable resource for parents and professionals working with children with autism. The World of the Autistic Child Bryna Seigel Dr. Siegel guides readers through the thicket of symptoms and labels, explaining the crucial importance of intensive early education, and how to find the resources and help that are currently available. ( ©1996) Your Life is Not a Label Jerry Newport A guide to living fully with autism and Asperger’s Syndrome for parents, professionals, and you! The Ziggurat Model By Ruth Aspy, Ph.D. and Barry A framework for Designing Comprehensive Grossman, Ph.D. Interventions for Individuals with High- Functioning Autism and Asperger Syndrome.

32 Videotapes, CDs & DVDs

Title By Length Description ADHD in the Classroom: Russel A. Barkley 36 minutes Strategies for Teachers . . And the Words if Any. . . 20 minutes Around the Clock: By Goodman and Hoban 30 minutes This video shows the problems that Parenting the Delayed parents of ADHD children have ADHD Child struggled with and the strategies they have devised. It explains how they cope in public places, monitor play activities, and manage daily routines. This video has an accompanying manual. Asperger Syndrome: Living IEP Resources This video looks at Asperger students Outside the Bell Curve in general and focuses in on 12-year old Andrew. Dr. Tina Iyama, M.D., explains the causes of, symptoms of, and strategies for coping with Aspergers Syndrome. Andrew shows that with appropriate supports it’s possible to flourish outside the accepted social and educational bell curve. Boardmaker for Macintosh Instructional video Breakthroughs: How to By Karen Sewell 25 minutes Karen Sewell demonstrates her Reach Students with successful techniques for working Autism with autistic individuals. But He Knows His Colors: 28 minutes Characteristics of Autism in Children Birth to Three The Child Who Stutters: The Stuttering Approximately 71-90 A 6 DVD Set with Manual Practical Ideas for the Foundation minutes each -Stuttering 101 School Clinician Series -Ways to be More Effective -A Multidimensional Approach -Attitudes and Emotions -Dealing with Guilt and Shame -Stuttering Intervention for Teens

Descriptive Account of the O. Ivar Lovaas A 6-part series by Ivar Lovaas. Me Book Videotapes Video 1: Preview Tape Video 2: Getting Ready to Learn Video 3: Early Language Video 4: Basic Self-Help Skills Video 5: Advanced Language Video 6: Expanding World The Hanen Teaching Tape 1 hour, 47 minutes

An Introduction to PECS: By Frost and Bondy This video provides an overview of The Picture Exchange the potential benefits of using PECS. Communication

33 System Learning and 20 minutes Communications: Functional Learning Program for Young Children News 5 Archive: Report on June 22, 1999 10 PM Autism newscast

Mind Reading: The University of Cambridge 4 CD set to study emotions in the Interactive Guide to faces and voices of people. CD Rom Emotions 1 contains activity sheets.

Now You’re Talking: The Parent Education 30 minutes Techniques that extend Collection Conversations Once Upon a Potty for Him By Alona Frankel 30 minutes This video is a kid’s music video based upon Frankel’s book Once Upon a Potty. It helps children understand and use their potties. The SCERTS Model in National Professional Action: For Children Resources, In.c. Requiring More Support (Tape 2) The SCERTS Model in National Professional Action: For Children Resources, In.c. Requiring More Support (Tape 3) Social Language Training LinguiSystems Book on CD (Adolescent) Talking Together- The By Anne Gardner, M.A. 18 minutes The video shows how to interact Movie with children in a natural and playful way, using strategies such as following the child’s lead, turn taking, parallel and self talk, reflecting and expansion. Teaching Independence A 2-part series by the Princeton Child and Choice (Tape 1) Development Institute Teaching Independence and Choice (Tape 2) The Transporters Changing Media 75 minutes Eight cartoon vehicles with real Development 70 minutes of human faces explore the world of interactive quizzes emotions. Understanding the SCERTS National Professional Model (Tape 1) Resources, In.c. Using Visual and Robin D. Allen, Ph.D. 110 minutes Behavioral Cues in the Home Visual Supports in the By Jennifer Savner Classroom

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USD #383 Autism Spectrum Disorders Handbook

There are several large binders available that contain the research backing for the interventions we implement in USD 383. Additionally, there are handbooks available for each school building that has information on the following areas of intervention:

 Interventions  Overview  Applied Behavior Analysis  Discrete Trial Training  Cognitive Behavior Management  Communication  Inclusion  Independent Activity Schedules (Play Schedules)  Joint Action Routines  Nutritional Interventions / Dietary Interventions/Medications  Picture Exchange Communication System  Pivotal Response Training  Priming  Sensory Interventions  Social Issues  Social Stories  Token Systems  Power Card Strategy

35 Materials for Checkout: Manipulatives, Children’s Books, Games, Program Materials, and Computer Programs

Manipulatives:

Item Maker Description Block counters Hiskey-Nebraska Test of Green square blocks-15 Learning Aptitude Count ‘n Sort Produce Marvel Education Co. This set of 100, assorted, realistic, fruits and vegetables (10 each of 10 types) is ideal for classifying, counting, and sorting activities. All durable plastic, measuring from 1” to 2¼” each. Recommended for children 3 years of age and over. Snap ‘n Play Marvel Education Co. Metal snaps transform simple wooden blocks into “connectors.” Blocks hold firmly and also swivel. A challenge to the young imagination. 65 Pieces Jungle Animals Learning Resources Set of 60 counters, featuring 12 animal species Construction Set in a Box Melissa & Doug Over 50 wooden pieces, assorted shapes and sizes. Includes model examples. Children’s Picture Dictionary Longman ASIA ELT – Presents 800 words in a variety of richly illustrated with songs and chants and photographed topics. The dictionary is designed by Carolyn Graham to appeal to young learners and can be used at home or in the class. Each of the 50 topics comes with a song or chant on CD by Carolyn Graham. Webber Photo Cards: What Super Duper This deck has 56 photo cards for language Doesn’t Belong? Publications development. Fish Counters World Class Learning Includes 64 pieces of brightly colored fish counters. Materials Bug Counters World Class Learning Includes 48 pieces. Materials Butterfly Counters World Class Learning Includes 48 pieces. Materials Math helpers Unknown Red, blue, green, yellow rectangular math helpers with white beads.

Children’s Books:

Title Author/Publisher Description The Three Friends (And the Tomie dePaola; 3 4-page books with simple sentences. Leaves; And the Apples; Go to Scholastic School) Start to Read! Level 1 (13 School Zone Publishing The reading levels in the series make it easy for your different books) Company child to learn to read at a relaxed and enjoyable pace. 16 pages each, simple sentences and colorful pictures. Step into Reading: Ready to Random House Does your child know the alphabet? Is your child Read Step 1, Just Keep eager to begin reading? Step 1 is the perfect first Swimming (Disney Pixar step. 32 pages Finding Nemo) Step into Reading: Ready to Marilyn Sadler; Random Does your child recognize familiar words on sight and Read Step 2 House sound out new words with help? Step 2 is just right. 32 pages My First I Can Read Book: Alyssa Satin Capucilli; 25 pages. Ideal for sharing with your emergent Biscuit Goes to School Harper Trophy reader. Jack and the Beanstalk Beth E. Breakstone; Picture Communication Symbols Interactive

36 Mayer-Johnson, Inc. Storybook. Package consists of a wire-o bound book, sever die-cut objects, a nine-picture communication board, a storyboard, Velcro, and instructions. Baby 1-2-3 Heather Feldman; Hard little book, counts 1-10. Golden Books Daddy sleeps Alan Le Saux; Henry Holt For any little boy who looks up to his daddy. & Co. Kevin Spend the Night Liesbet Slegers; The “On My Way” books. About braving a sleepover. Kane/Miller Book Publishers What is it? Tana Hoban; A first book; each page has one pictured item on it. Greenwillow Books My Opposites/Mis Opuestos Rebecca Emberley; Book goes through opposites in English & Spanish Little, Brown & Co. with pictures. Once Upon a Potty, girl Alona Frankel; Harper Best used as a companion volume to a child’s new Festival potty. Stone Soup Ann McGovern; Fun imaginative book. Scholastic I Like Me! Nancy Carlson; Puffin Positive reinforcers. Simple sentences with colorful pictures. Spot’s First Walk Eric Hill; G.P. Putnam’s Simple sentences and hidden pictures. Sons The Mitten Jan Brett; Scholastic A Ukrainian folktale, a boy named Nikki loses his snow-white mitten. He can’t find it in the snow … but the woodland animals do! Beautiful illustrations and comes with die cut-outs of mittens. Building with Blocks Jillian Cutting; Wright 8 page book for emergent readers. Group Big and Little Joy Cowley; Wright 8 page book for emergent readers. Group Mouse Count Ellen Stoll Walsh; 30 pages of simple sentences and fun illustrations. Voyager Books Talkabout home Ladybird Books This book is designed to stimulate conversation between child and adult, encourage the early growth of vocabulary, assist mental development and provide a sound basis for future progress in reading and general awareness. What Comes in 2’s, 3’s, & 4’s? Suzanne Aker; Simon & Introduces numbers in a creative manner. Describes Schuster the various ways that the numbers 2, 3, and 4 occur in daily life. Where’s the Cat? Stella Blackstone & Find the cat on each page. Debbie Harter; Abbeville Kids Where’s Spot? Sign language Eric Hill; G.P. Putnam’s Simple sentences with sign language pictures on each edition Sons page. Donde esta’ el gatito? Where Does Maisy Live? Lucy Cousins Lift-the-Flap book Shapes Tiny hard book, colorful shape pictures. Colors LW Press Tiny Lift-the-Flap book, goes through colors of everyday items. A is for Apple; Fun with ABC’s Flying Frog Publishing With this book children will learn to recognize their ABC’s and the basic concepts of the alphabet. This board book provides hours of fun and teaches children letters, words, and picture recognition. First Animals Paradise Press First animals will delight and stimulate young minds

37 with its engaging color photographs and easy-to-read text. Baby Einstein See and Spy Julie Aigner-Clark; With information and ideas for parents on the back, Counting Hyperion Books for this book provides a helpful way to introduce children Children to numbers and counting from 1 to 5. First Words Paradise Press First Words has been designed to build word recognition and image association skills. Love You Forever Robert Munsch; Firefly The story of how a little boy goes through the stages Books of childhood and becomes a man. It is also about the enduring nature of parents’ love and how it crosses generations.

Games:

Title Maker Description Addition teacher Nichigan’s Toy Math game-A problem is printed on each button. Children decide the answer, then press the button. As if by magic, the answer pops us. Contains 81 addition problems and subtraction solutions. Ages 5-10. Subtraction teacher Nichigan’s Toy Math game-A problem is printed on each button. Children decide the answer, then press the button. As if by magic, the correct answer pops up. Contains 81 subtraction problems and solutions. Ages 5-10. The Math Machine Ideal School Supply Pattern Blocks Games. Helps with problem-solving, Company logic, patterning, symmetry, and counting skills. Telling Time Kit Learning Playground 236 piece learning set. Verfuhlt nochmal! Haba German game, English and German instructions on the back. Motor skills, concentration and rapid reactions are tested. 2-6 players, ages 3 to 6. Things in My House Ravensburger A picture matching game. 1-3 players, ages 3 and up. Lottino Ravensburger A lotto game that includes colorful pictures of many things from the everyday world. 1-6 players, ages 3- 6. Picture Bingo The Learning Journey A matching game that works on language (speaking and reading) and thinking/learning (cause-effect and problem solving). Ages 3 and up. Guess Zoo? Colorforms A memory matching game that matches animal faces with the animal’s body. No reading required. 1 or more players, ages 4 and up. “Ask & Answer” Social Skills Super Duper Includes six different themes, each theme has four Games game boards. Comes with direction book. 1-4 players, all ages. Sounds on the Farm Key Education A listening lotto game with 12 photographic game boards, 120 game tokens, and an audio CD featuring farm sounds. Game directions in English, Spanish, and French. No reading required. 1-12 players, ages 4 and up. Word Opposites Memory Frank Schaffer Improves concentration and memory skills – match Match the opposite picture. 1 or more players, ages 3-7. Early Learning Quizmo: World Class Learning Develops auditory and visual memory skills, comes Everyday Sounds Around Us Materials with sound CD. 30 Jumbo markers, extra large, full- color cards for easy handling. 2-5 players, ages 3-8. Photo Object Beginner’s Lotto Lakeshore 4 cards and a bag of objects. Syllable count game Lyons and Carnahan 7 cards. 6 Speaking and Listening Smart Kids School camp, Ask & Answer, Create a Character,

38 Board Games Describing, First Choice, Mime Time (6 games in set)

Program Materials:

Title Maker Description Assorted DI Box Sentence strips, folder icons, categories cards, emotions, Wh questions, under cards, pocket schedule cards, play book, match words, clothes cards, animals cards, big/little cards. Conversation Starters (4) Natural Learning 4 sets of Everyday conversation, Things I Like To Do, Concepts School, and Home & Family DI Material Inventory (Box 1) Action cards, action cards for developing short sentences, advanced articulation practice cards, alphabet cards + object/simple cards, body parts, community helpers, doing cards for verbs and pronouns, gender cards, he is/she is doing, I don’t know cards, opposites, phonemic awareness skills – rhyming, place cards, sentence cards (ex. Something), sequence cards for storytelling, social sequence (verbing), social sequence (2 card) DI Material Inventory (Box 2) Yes and no cards, verb cards (ex: __ the cup), shape cards, objects: clothes and accessories cards, verb cards, preposition cards, sequence cards (6 sets), color cards, objects: food, rooms & places, object cards: things, why? Because. Great Beginnings – Objects for Communication Skill Large picture cards with matching plastic item. “Beginning Concepts” Builders Language Builder: Picture Stages Learning 350 cards of animals, foods, vehicles, clothing, Cards Materials furniture, toys, shapes, colors, and many other familiar objects. Language Builder: Occupation Stages Learning 115 Occupation cards Cards Materials More Photo Cue Cards Communication Skill 300 meaningful pictures for oral language practice. Builders Timers Counting Fun Kit will teach basic addition & subtraction, learn to count up to 20 while playing with colorful bears. Teaching Activities with Two- Cuisenaire Co. of Two-Color Counters are a helpful concrete material Color Counters America for developing a variety of mathematical concepts. Booklet included presents a collection of teaching activities that span the elementary grade levels. 1-2-3 Preschool Flashcards MM Playmore Through selected themes (Food We Eat, Clothes We Wear, Places We Go) and colorful illustrations, your child will learn basic number and counting skills. Great Beginnings for Early Communication Skill Large cards in full color, animals and foods. Language Learning: Beginning Builders Nouns I Great Beginnings for Early Communication Skill Ranges from toys to body parts. Language Learning: Beginning Builders Nouns II Great Beginnings for Early Communication Skill These materials can be used to teach the following Language Learning: Beginning Builders pre-language skills: attention, object permanence, Concepts imitation, matching, and object-specific play. They can be used to teach the following language skills: associations, categorizations, same and different,

39 adjectives of color, size, and texture, prepositions, and plurals. Great Beginnings for Early Communication Skill Includes prepositions and verbs. Boys and girls are Language Learning: Beginning Builders used to illustrate each preposition. Comes with Prepositions instruction booklet. The Practice Communication Mayer-Johnson Developed to supplement non-oral communication Cards training. The main purpose is to initiate the use of a communication aid by having the non-verbal person describe the pictures. Pocket Colorcards: Early Super Duper The cards show objects that young children meet in Objects everyday life. They may use some of them while others are part of their surroundings. Knowing the names of objects increases children’s vocabulary and helps them to put two and three words together. Instructions also in German, Spanish, and French. Picture Words Whimsy Flash School Zone Publishing This set of flash cards will help your child learn basic Cards words. Each card presents a word, plus a colorful picture representing that word. Ages 4-6. Question Set: “What” & Natural Learning This set teaches children to label & identify actions, “How” Concepts to answer “what” questions, and to answer three step “how” questions. Question Series: Natural Learning Each colorful picture card has one of the five “W” Entertainment Concepts questions on the back. Question Series: In the Home Natural Learning Each colorful picture card has one of the five “W” Concepts questions on the back. Question Series: Community Natural Learning Each colorful picture card has one of the five “W” Outings Concepts questions on the back. Music Flashcards General Words & Music 72 cards with answers on the back of each card. Co. Features all the commonly used notes on the bass clef & treble clef, all of the Major and minor keys on bass & treble clefs, and intervals & music signs. SPELT-P: Structured Janelle Publications Picture flashcard book of everyday situations and Photographic Expressive objects. Language Test Preschool The Scribbler’s See and Know: Western Publishing Co. Two-part pictures of silly monsters to help children preschool activity cards understand opposites. Power Cards: Verb Power Communication Skill Pictures and photos for developing language skills. Builders Designed to supplement pronoun/verb practice with preschool children. What Follows Next? Ideal School Supply Picture sequence cards are designed to introduce an awareness of order in time and to develop classification skills using familiar subject matter that children are able to identify with. Inch Cube Designs Development Learning This set of 32 designs progresses from the most Materials simple relationships to more difficult ones. The major objectives include: realizing the relationships between an actual physical reality and its representation, develop task organization, and develop perception of spatial relationship. ColorCards: Basic Sequences Speechmark Publishing This pack consists of 48 large format photocards arranged into 16 3-step sequences of everyday activites. Works on sequencing, logical thought, expressive language, vocabulary, improving communication skills, and doing everyday tasks. Instructions also in German, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese.

40 ColorCards: Simple Sequences Speechmark Publishing This pack consists of 48 large format photocards arranged into 12 2-step sequences and 8 3-step sequences of everyday activites. Works on sequencing, logical thought, expressive language, vocabulary, improving communication skills, and doing everyday tasks. Instructions also in German, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese. Preschool First Sequence Circuit Publications Designed to appeal to young children who are just Pictures Set 1 beginning to understand appropriate order of event sequences. Each set includes 10 event sequences, 3 stages each, presented on 5 X 6 ¼ inch cards. Preschool First Sequence Circuit Publications Designed to appeal to young children who are just Pictures Set 2 beginning to understand appropriate order of event sequences. Each set includes 10 event sequences, 3 stages each, presented on 5 X 6 ¼ inch cards. Things I Do at Home: An Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Interactive Reading Book Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. How Many? An Interactive Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Reading Book about Numbers Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. Action! An Interactive Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Reading Book of Verbs with Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special Who? What? And Where? ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. Questions With Velcro picture squares. How Do I Feel? An Interactive Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Reading Book of Emotions Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. What Do I Say? An Interactive Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Reading Book of Appropriate Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special Social Responses ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. What Color Is It? An Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Interactive Reading Book Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. The Ups and Downs of Joan Green; Greenhouse Can be used on many levels (preschoolers, Opposites: An Interactive Publishing kindergartners, early elementary, general and special Reading Book ed. Can be used for pre-reading and reading levels. With Velcro picture squares. Wipe Clean Flash Cards: DK Publishing For children learning early language skills or learning Vehicles & Transportation, to read. Comes with suggestions for word and Objects, and Animals & Farm picture games and classroom activities. Machinery Autism & PDD Picture Stories Patricia Snair Koski; Fictional Characters Matt and Molly experience the & Language Activities: Spring, LinguiSystems seasons together. Each season has its own packet Summer, Autumn, Winter and lesson plans. Targets receptive and expressive language goals through funny stories and hands on activities. Autism & PDD Picture Stories Patricia Snair Koski; Fictional Characters Matt and Molly experience & Language Activities: Animals LinguiSystems animals together. Has its own packet and lesson plans. Targets receptive and expressive language

41 goals through funny stories and hands on activities. Autism & PDD: Basic Beth W. Respess; Introduces the five “W’s” with the character Buddy Questions LinguiSystems Bear. Each wh- question has its own book. Instructions included. Ages 3-7. Emotions Cards LDA Language Cards Develops understanding of emotional vocabulary and encourages the exploration of feelings in a secure and supportive environment. Ages 4 and up. Survival Signs & Symbols Remedia Publications 75 important survival signs and definitions. Flashcards Early Learning Skill Cards- EduPress 48 opposites cards. Opposites Should I or Shouldn’t I? Social Thinking.com A game to encourage social thinking and social problem solving.

Computer Programs (Macintosh/Windows):

Name Maker Description Adjectives and Opposites: Laureate Introduces and reinforces early developing Learning at the Circus vocabulary, adjectives, and opposites. It is appropriate for children with language learning disabilities, developmental disabilities, physical impairments, and autism. Can be used independently or with pairs and small groups to encourage collaboration and cooperation. First Words Laureate A tutorial program that trains receptive vocabulary. Typically developing children begin to understand words by nine months of age. The fifty referential nouns included in First Words are among the earliest to be understood. This software is designed for use by children and adults who need to acquire or reacquire the core nouns trained in First Words. First Words II Laureate See above. First Verbs Laureate Designed for use by very young and/or severely disabled persons. First Verbs is a microcomputer administered tutorial program that trains receptive vocabulary. The forty verbs included in First Verbs are among the earliest to be understood. Early Emerging Rules: Laureate First of the Early Emerging Rule Series, which was Negation designed for language impaired children functioning in the late one word stage. The three programs in the series introduce children to early syntactic rules. Simple Sentence Structure Laureate Helps children with language impairments master the canonical Subject-Verb-Object word order of English. Children work through four sentence sets: contrasting verbs, contrasting objects, contrasting subjects, and subject/object reversibles. Kidspiration: Build strong Inspiration Software Helps K-3 students see, organize, and develop their thinking skills with visual great ideas. Using the proven principles of visual learning learning, kids build their confidence in creating stories, organizing information, understanding concepts and expressing and sharing their thoughts. Simon S.I.O. (Sounds It Out) Don Johnston Phonics intervention program appropriate for students of all ages who are struggling to master phonological awareness. Because it is tutor-led, students progress at their own pace while receiving the practice that it critical to develop their emerging

42 word-reading skills. Write: Outloud Don Johnston An easy-to-use talking word processor that lets students see and hear what they are writing, helping them develop their writing and reading skills at the same time. Enables students to work independently. Picture Express A tool for creating materials for use in speech and language intervention. A set of over 600 words and pictures are contained in a database which is organized to retrieve and present words and pictures that represent phonemes and phoneme combinations. Vocabulary and style of illustration appropriate for preschool and school aged children.