Cartoonagrams
Steve Brosnihan is
a cartoonist who has been teaching children to draw
using letters of the alphabet for the past 18 years in
hospital, camp and school settings. His
"Cartoonagrams" are very easy to learn to draw, and very
easy to remember, thanks to a hint word or phrase that
connects the letters to the character. Steve's
book, "
Anyone Can Draw
Cartoonagrams", teaches 26 of his characters in a
straight forward, step-by-step format.
Cartoonagrams not only teach drawing skills, but also
promote printing practice and imaginative
exercise. The book empowers kids to claim the
ability to draw while having a blast in the learning
process. Find out more about Steve at
www.stevebcartoons.com. You can purchase
"Anyone Can Draw
Cartoonagrams" at
www.cartoonagrams.com.
A Deeper
ViewFor researchers, educators,
therapists and parents, A Deeper View is a new computer
program that tracks observable behaviors in children,
and graphs them in real time. ADV measures
accuracy, frequency, duration fluency, latency, quality
and intensity, while also allowing for anecdotal
notes. ADV runs on a variety of platforms
including iPod Touch, and can be trialed either on
www.adeeperview.com website, or viewed at
the Autism Today conference booth 3 (see below).
Contact creator Michael Darden at
mdarden@adeeperview.com for additional
information.
Autism Biennial
Congress 2009Autism Through the
Lifespan
Vancouver, British Columbia, Feb 26th -
March 1st
Hosts 18 of the world's foremost
authorities on Autism, talking on genetic testing for
predisposition for Autism, Amber Alert GPS and much,
much more! See Carrie Bowers new film "ARTS:
Disability, Possibilities, and the Arts."
www.autismvancouver.comInternational
Reading AssociationThe mission of the
International Reading Association is to promote reading
by continuously advancing the quality of literacy
instruction and research worldwide.
www.reading.orgYouTube - Lost
GenerationAn inspiring presentation by
the AARP Foundation titled "The Power to Make It
Better."