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January/February 2010
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Demystifying Autism
The Friend 2 Friend Simulation Game Program
By Heather McCracken
The Friend 2 Friend Simulation Game Program package responds to the escalating need to provide information about autism to students ages 10 through 18. The program provides educators and parents with essential knowledge and practical skills to implement the program, as well as helpful follow-up activities to support diverse learners on the autism spectrum in inclusive schools and communities. The package contains: Implementation Manual, CD and 30 F2F Simulation Glasses.
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"Can I Play Too?"
Booking Now for Fall 2009
New Puppet Presentation Program:
- New Puppet Play
- New Puppets
- New Learning Outcomes
→ More info about our Demystification Puppet Programs
F2F-IPG Program nominated for Community Spirit Award
February 26, 2009
The Friend 2 Friend - Integrated Play Group Program has been nominated for Innovative Early Intervention Program, Community Spirit Award in 2009. For more information on the Scotiabank and United Way Community Spirit Awards click here.
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Thank you to all of those who supported Friend 2 Friend at this fundraising event.
Playing and Making Friends in our Community
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Friend 2 Friend Social Learning Society would like to thank and acknowledge all the people and organizations for their generous contributions in support of our first fundraising event, "Playing and Making Friends in our Community"
→ Watch the Fundraising Slideshow and see our list of Supporters
2009 Friend 2 Friend Vancouver Conference
October 2-3, 2009
Learners on the Autism Spectrum: Creating a Culture of Inclusion Through Peer Play and Friendships
Presented by Pamela Wolfberg and Heather McCracken
SFU Harbour Centre, Vancouver, BC
This specialized two-day seminar is designed to prepare participants to carry out the practices of the Integrated Play Groups (IPG) model and related approaches for children and teens. The focus will be on designing and delivering Integrated Play Groups in school, home and community settings.
