Signing Santa for Hearing Impaired
Parents of Children with Special Needs Plan for Christmas
Have you heard of Christmas in July? This group is planning now for Christmas for hearing impaired children.
A sign outside a bank in my town encourages people to sign up now for the Christmas Club. The last payment will be on them. Other folks start to put toy in layaway as soon as the back-to-school shopping is completed. Here is a group in Tulsa., Oklahoma planning now to make Christmas merry for children in their area who are deaf.
- WHO Total Source for Hearing Loss and Accesswww.tsha.cc
- WHAT Holiday Party for Deaf children and their families - Santa and Mrs. Claus are Deaf!
- WHERE TSHA - Tulsa, OK
- WHEN First weekend of December every year
- WHY It is so important for children with hearing loss to be able to enjoy childhood experiences such as asking Santa for things at Christmas time.
- MORE INFORMATION Contact Diana Higgins8740 E. 11th StreetTulsa, OK 74112918-832-8742
Are you interested in finding out more about the Signing Santa experience in general? Try reading Signing Santas.
Do you know about a Signing Santa event? Now is the time for us to let people know. Email me so I can pass the word in this blog. Until then - Merry Christmas . . . in August! . . .Lynn
What are other ways you can boost language and vocabulary during the holidays? What about promoting speech and language skills during holidays other than Christmas (Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, or Halloween)? Kids love those special times of the year. Parents and teachers want to make the most of those natural language prompts.
