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--- DO IT YOURSELF --- PURPOSE: To create a customized beginning making choice device for a child with communication disabilities. A customized, very light-touch switch is connected to a fireman ladder toy to make this beginning communication choice-making device. Picture cards are placed along the side of the ladder: the fireman moves up and down the ladder and the child can stop the fireman at the picture card of his or her choice. Digital photos of his or her favorite items (videotapes, books,family members, etc.) are taken and used for choice cards. TITLE: Beginning Choice Making Device. JOURNAL: Ideas to share: Tots n’ Tech. Idea submitted by Lisa Ing, Hawaii. For more information: madie.chun@fhsd.health.state.hi.us REF: http://www.asu.edu/clas/tnt/home_files/ideas/communication/choice/choicemake.pdf. PAGES: 1 with cover.

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