Presenter, Barbara J. Newman Making Room: Cultivating Communities of Inclusion.

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Presenter, Barbara J. Newman Making Room: Cultivating Communities of Inclusion

Six G.L.U.E. Steps Step One: Read the Label Awareness with Leaders Step Two: Open the G.L.U.E. Awareness with Others Step Three: Discover the Possibilities Getting to know the individual/family and the church Step Four: Select the Right G.L.U.E. Develop an Action Plan for individual and others Step Five: Spread the G.L.U.E. Share opportunities and provide trainings Step Six: Secure the Bond Oversee the process and recognize those involved

Our Lives in Green and Pink

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) Memory - Learning

John 3:16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him will have eternal life.

Memory - Learning

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) What I See - Learning

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) Language - Learning

Say what you WANT the child to do.

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) Time - Learning

September

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) Physical

Physical

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) Intellectual Disabilities

Story Stick & Story Apron

Making and Keeping Friends (Social Cognition) Attention Control  Fuel  Input  0utput Memory  Short term  Active working  Long term Understanding and Using Words (Language) Understanding & Organizing What I see (Visual Spatial Ordering) Muscle and Motor Skill  Fine motor  Gross Motor  Graphomotor Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Keeping Track of:  Time  The order of things  (Temporal-Sequential Ordering) “The Mind That is Mine”

Coping Tools  Fight  Flight  Submit Feeling Awareness  Empathy for others  Sensitivity - self  Kind hearted Relationship Building  Connecting to Others  Sense of Belonging Control- Power  Confidence  Competence Temperament  Adaptability  Disposition  Intensity Personal Worth  Sense their value  Sense their uniqueness Problem Solving/ Concepts (Higher Order Thinking) Self Control  Attitude  Emotion  Personal responsibility  Initiative “The Heart That is Mine”

Everybody Belongs – Everybody Serves