Stickman Communication

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Stickman Communications create brilliantly simple cards to help communicate a variety of conditions/ disabilities. They currently cover; * ASD * Sensory overload * Allergies  * Medical conditions  * Bowel and bladder conditions * Hypermobility …

• Arthogryposis Disorder
• Asthma
• Ataxic Cerebral Palsy
• Blind, partially sighted, visual impairment
• Bowel/ Incontinence
• Brittle Bones / Osteogenesis
• Cerebral Palsy
• Cerebral Palsy - Hemiplegia
• Crohns Disease
• Cystic fibrosis
• Diabetes
• Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
• Epilepsy
• Hypermobility
• Juvenile Arthritis
• Limb differences (congenital)
• Migraine
• Other medical conditions
• Spastic Cerebral Palsy
• Talipes / Clubfoot
• Dyslexia
• Dyspraxia
• Aspergers Syndrome
• Auditory processing disorder
• Autism
• Tourette’s syndrome

Elbow trick when cutting

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• Fine Motor Skills
• Cutting skills

Jumbo Tweezers

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• Fine Motor Skills
• Adapted equipment
• Finger manipulation / Pincer Grip Development
• Hands- strength

Theraputty

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Call Scotland overview of Communication App’s

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• Apps
• Communication Apps
• Speech/ Language/ Communication
• ACC
• Communication

Stages of hand writing grip development

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This image was shared on Pininterest on Pam Gannon via Louise Schneider.

• Fine Motor Skills
• Handwriting
• Pencil control/ tracing

Voice level indicator

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This example of Voice Level indicator was posted on Pinterest by Pam Gannon via Mary Buntenbach-Hastings- I love the 'Spy voice' hopefully it was inspire some !

• Behaviour
• Resources to support behaviour
• Early Years
• Materials and resources
• Social
• Social Skills
• Speech/ Language/ Communication
• Speech and Language
• Visual Support

When I am upset I…...........

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This idea was posted on Pininterest in Happy Teacher via Always Learning.

• Behaviour
• Resources to support behaviour
• Emotional support
• Social
• Social Skills

Muscular Dystrophy line drawing

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A line drawing illustrating the unusual way of walking many of the students develop. Key features include walking with chest out and shoulders positioned backwards.

• Muscular dystrophy

Dyspraxia symptoms

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A simple clear illustration - maybe useful to print out and put in SEN room.

• Dyspraxia