Cloud Watching
Cloud Watching
Directions
- Climate is an important part of a region's geographic character.
- On a warm and lazy afternoon, lay down in the grass with your child and watch the clouds drift across the sky.
- Talk about how clouds are formed (water evaporates from the earth and condenses into small droplets) and what happens when clouds touch the earth (fog).
- Help her pick out shapes in the clouds and, afterward, have her draw what she saw.
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Characteristics Checklist for Aspergers SyndromeThis appendix contains a description of the characteristics displayed by children and teens with Aspergers syndrome, a form of autism. Once again, because our approach is practical, we provide descripti
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Counting AssignmentsDirections Give your child household counting assignments. Have her count all the doorknobs in the house, or all the cans in the kitchen cupboard, or all the knives, forks, and spoons in the silverware drawer. You can adapt this g
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Logical-Mathematical Quick TipsChances are a child who enjoys playing math computer-games or conducting experiments in the backyard will also be interested in: Going to science museums. Using the nutritional information on food labels to help you cr
