Does your child have trouble staying on task? Does your child have difficulty with time management? Do you need to try a new system to help with both? Timely Matters, Inc. has come out with On·Task On·Time for Kids.
You can set up each disk for different times of the day. You can space out the stickers to give your child more time between activities. I visited their website to watch a video of how it works. It seems to be easy to carry around and the stickers on the rotating disc gives your child the visual cues he or she needs to help stay on task and on time. Plus, it shows what is coming up. It is a great way to give your child a portable schedule.
Timely Matters, Inc. will be giving one away to a lucky winner. The winner gets to choose if it will be for a boy or girl.
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39 comments:
I would get this for my son who has Aspergers. he has such a hard time finishing things after he starts them.
My granddaughter would get it for sure. It would help keep her on task.
I think this would be great for my 5 year old. He very much likes routine and I think this would be a great visual aid to help him know what's coming next and prepare for it. Wish we would have had something so fun when my daughter was smaller.
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I'd use it with my son. We've recently started using a regular timer to help him transition activities, and it does seem to help.
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It would be a gift for my son who has autism. It would help him daily. I love your blog, it's awesome!
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I would get this because I work for a child therapist in a downtown area, and we see a lot of parents bring in their children with autism simply because they need help figuring out how to best relate to their children. This would be a great tool to start that conversation.
I love it for my boys
I would love to get one of these for my very visual learner. He is such a brilliant autistic child but had such difficulty in focusing.
I would love one for my son who has autism! He is non verbal and tangible reminders are a must with him.
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I would use this with my daughter as she has a hard time focusing and it would be helpful for her to visualize task time better.
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I would really like to give this for my little toddler for his upcoming birthday. He loves to learn and this looks like a great learning toy and would teach him how to get organized. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway. I hope to win this.
I would give this to my nephew who has Aspergers.
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I would use this on my son. He is autistic and it would be nice to have some structure in his routine.
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this would be for me to use with my daughter, she does not have autism but I still think it would help her with her SPD
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My nephew has SPD. One of the things that really helps him is his visual schedule. This would be even better than the poster!
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I would use this awesome visual support for my elementary autism classroom. I teach students in grades 2nd through 5th who have moderate to severe autism. The On-Task On-Time would be especially beneficial for those students who have difficulty with transitions between activities.
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I would love to try this for my son who is 6 and staying on tasks that aren't hugely motivating for him is tough. Would love to see if this could help. Theguinness@verizon.net
I would love this for my daughter. We are a homeschooling family and all three of us are trying to establish better routines. I think this would be really helpful. crayolaswap at hotmail dot com
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I would love one to try in one of our special education classes. Once we evaluate it we can buy for other classes and recommend for parents to use at home.
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My DIL would love this!! She has the kids and it would be great for them to finish their tasks! Thanks for this awesome giveaway!
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We are teaching 4 children at home due to the area schools lack of ability to work with special children. 2 of the 4 children have learning disorders, ADHD, and lack of focus even on medications. I am ALWAYS asked, "What's next?", "What time is it?" or "When are we done?". This would Truly be a blessing to our family as they could "SEE" where they were literally each day!
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