101 games and activities for children with autism, Asperger"s and sensory processing disorder

by Tara Delaney

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• 6 Currently reading

Published 2010 by McGraw-Hill in New York .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Autism in children -- Patients -- Rehabilitation,
• Asperger"s syndrome in children -- Patients -- Rehabilitation,
• Sensory disorders in children -- Patients -- Rehabilitation,
• Games

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Edition Notes

Other titles	One hundred one games and activities for children with autism, Asperger"s and sensory processing disorder, One hundred and one games and activities for children with autism, Asperger"s and sensory processing disorder
Statement	Tara Delaney.
Classifications
LC Classifications	RJ506.A9 D442 2010
The Physical Object
Pagination	p. cm.
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL23186336M
ISBN 10	9780071623360
LC Control Number	2009009924

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