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Re: Resources on Kids with special needs
Sat, 2 Jan 1999 13:45:18 -0600
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Ruth,
Herešs a list of some books on the topic that I had in my apartment. It
is not comprehensive, but may give you a starting point
The Special Artistšs Handbook
by Susan Rodriguez
Dale Seymour Publications
ISBN 0-86651-476-7
Exceptional Children, Exceptional Art
by David Henley
Davis Publications
ISBN 0-87192-238-x
Insights: Art in Special Education - Educating the Handicapped Through Art
Art Educators of New Jersey
ISBN 0-9627550-0-1
Creative Art for Learning
by Merle B. Karnes
The Council for Exceptional Children
Catalog # 78-74222
Developmental Art Therapy
by Geraldine H. Williams and Mary M. Wood
Pro-Ed Publications
ISBN 0-936104-61-9
ArtExpress
Macomb Projects
27 Horrabin Hall, 1 University Circle
Western Illinois University
Macomb, IL 61455
309/298-1634
I also get some ideas from books such as these: They are much more
process-oriented and suit the developmental needs of some of my severely
disabled (physically and cognitively) students
Mudworks - Creative Clay, Dough and Modeling Experience for Children
by Mary Ann F. Kohl
Dribble Drabble
by Deya Brashears
Gryphon House, Inc.
ISBN 0-9614717-0-0
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