- Library items are NOT for sale. The may be borrowed by ADSA members ONLY (join the ADSA) or school staff who teach a child who is a member of the ADSA.
- The resource library is located in Birkenhead, North Shore at the home of one of our staff members. Viewing times are flexible. Please email clo@adsa.org.nz if you would like to visit or add a comment to the form when you request libary items.
- Deliveries are FREE for ADSA members if you order 3 or more items.
A practical resource booklet and DVD for parents that discusses a range of visual systems that can be used at home to develop your child’s communication skills.
NZ Version 1998-99 Makaton is a core vocabulary used with speech, signs, and/or symbols, designed to provide a basic interactive vocabulary for adults and children with communication difficulties and for those people who share their lives.
Language & Reading - First Sentences See and Learn First Sentences is the fourth step in the See and Learn Language and Reading programme – a series of activities specially developed to help children who have Down syndrome learn to talk and to [...]
Language & Reading - First Word Pictures See and Learn First Word Pictures is the first step in the See and Learn Language and Reading Programme – a series of activities developed to help children who have Down syndrome learn to talk and to re [...]
Language & Reading - First Written Words See and Learn First Written Words is the second step in the See and Learn Language and Reading programme. It is a series of activities specially developed to help children who have Down syndrome learn t [...]
Language & Reading - More word Pictures See and Learn More Word Pictures is the third step in the See and Learn Language and Reading programme – a series of activities specially developed to help children who have Down syndrome learn to talk a [...]
Saying Later Words See and Learn Saying Later Words can help parents, teachers and therapists support regular speech practice. Research suggests that practice and repetition are necessary to develop clearer speech.
Saying More Words See and Learn Saying More Words can help parents, teachers, and therapists support regular speech practice.
