Peer relationships for students with disabilities
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Nov 7, 2010
Leah
It sounds good to me. What else you do depends upon your private school. Some 4th graders can read scripture well. Or, children could place pictures on a large board of food, families, homes, school, teachers, police, firemen, government officials, church/temple, symbols, etc. Then each child could state why we need what they placed, etc. End with ...See More
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