Product Description

Let's Play is a FUN FUN FUN video for children to watch and learn. Let's play teaches language, social skills, motor skills, play skills, manners, sharing, turn taking and so much more! Scenes include swingset play, sandbox play, lots of fun verb and object identification done by the children showing and asking, same game, simon says, ring around the rosey and more. An embedded curriculum is invisible to the children watching allowing them to learn and not even realize this is a learning experience. Like all of videos, all of the teaching is done through children playing and taking part in natural real-life scenarios. Children are naturally attracted to other children so this tool is more like a toy! This video has proved to be successful worldwide in many different environments. The website has free resources available to help generalize skills taught in this video and to reinforce what was taught and learned! A BEST SELLER!

Review

I have twin boys with PDD-NOS who are two. In the last month or so, [one of my sons] has bloomed with words and phrases from your videos. I have been shocked before, but nothing compared to seeing him [PLAY] Simon Say's last weekend while quietly watching [Mary Beth] and the kids on video. [My other son] gets so excited when I put on the video - he says, blocks, ball, and many other words at appropriate times while watching [the videos]. Both boys are truly blossoming with vocabulary from your videos. I know that my boys are both getting better and I owe a great deal to your tenacity in making these videos available to the public. Thank you from the bottom of my desperate heart. --n/a

I have just ordered Watch Me Learn® Volume 2. I knew that when my son brought me his juice this past week and told me that, "Mary Beth said I can have that juice (pointing to the orange punch) not this one (pointing to his cup)" that it was time to order the next video. Socialization is our last boundary and we are finished with autism. God is so good. May he bless you for the welcoming us into your life and letting our children watch your children interact! Thanks! --Mom

In recommending [Watch Me Learn autism treatment videos] to parent after parent, I was overwhelmed by positive feedback. Now we are using them at the Helping Hands® Saturday Socialization Program to improve self-efficacy in game play as well as accuracy and initiations. Since videos in general are so popular for many kids, typically developing as well as kids on the Autism Spectrum, it makes sense to teach children much needed skills by letting them watch other kids that they can relate to. It is similar to the concepts we use at Helping Hands, basing social skills learning on the utilization of peer models. In this way, parents can use the videos to help teach their children how to emulate peer models. They can then generalize these skills to various settings and enjoy the games that once brought them so much anxiety! --Vanetta Larosa, Ph.D., B.C.B.A., State University of New York, Stoneybrook