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Picture of GOING TO A RESTAURANT LANGUAGE KIT (MODEL LK-GR) The Going to a Restaurant Language Kit, model LK-GR, is a personal skills and language tutorial program designed for use by children with cognitive or communication disabilities. The materials in this unit help students understand what to expect when going to a restaurant. Events are sequenced in the Boardmaker book and computer story, and reinforce appropriate social behavior. Extension activities include a restaurant scavenger hunt, money skills worksheet, and restaurant role play.

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Price: 35.00.

This product record was updated on September 16, 2008.

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Aimee Solutions, Inc.

269 Bingham Circle
Mundelein, Illinois 60060
United States
Telephone: 847-566-2292.
Web: http://www.aimeesolutions.com.
Email: info@aimeesolutions.com.


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