Special Needs Resources
Bullying Prevention Programs
Anger Management for Kids
Kids in upper elementary/middle school grades need a lot of coping skills. Being faced with disrespect, peer pressure to engage in negative activities, coping with failure and its resulting frustration, and social rejection are tests these kids face on a daily, sometimes hourly basis. Many respond to these pressures with [...]
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Developmentally Disabled Activities
Being accepted is important to everyone. Simple good manners is a tool that can help dispel social awkwardness, but these skills must be taught. Children and adults with developmental disabilities need even more help than the average child to understand how much easier life can be when one knows how [...]
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Independent Living Skills Curriculum
As the trend continues away from large group homes and toward smaller living environments, challenges often arise because many developmentally disabled individuals have never been educated about basic cooperative living skills. The Stanfield “Living With Others” library is designed to help developmentally disabled students enjoy better personal and professional relationships. [...]
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Daily Living Skills Activities
Wouldn’t it be nice if life came with instructions? Now it does. The James Stanfield Publishing Company, creator of the number-one selling programs in the country for conflict management, proudly presents our “LifeSmart Series.” The LifeSmart series is a virtual encyclopedia of how to get and keep a job, how [...]
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Activities for Children With Special Needs
All kids have to learn how to “play well with others.” Even the most socially aware child will encounter a hurdle or two. For parents and teachers of children with special needs, ordinary “bumps in the road” to healthy societal acceptance can seem like insurmountable obstacles. The James Stanfield Company [...]
