08/28/2014 08:56
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
OP here - thanks so much!!!
Anonymous
08/27/2014 22:35
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
Check out what Parktakes has for SN kids. They call it "Adapted Leisure Programs." They offer gymnastics, aquatics, etc. There' also a nice taekwando program.
08/27/2014 21:52
Subject: Re:Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
I think DullesMoms.com has a special needs section. I'm also signed up with Certifikid which emails deals on special needs activities and events.
Anonymous
08/27/2014 20:48
Subject: Re:Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
Kennedy Center has sensory performances.
(As does the Puppet Company in Glen Echo--but I do not recommend these. The staff sucks.)
Anonymous
08/27/2014 20:15
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
Imagination Stage
Anonymous
08/27/2014 19:42
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
Friendship Circle fcmd.org
Anonymous
08/27/2014 19:32
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
You might try the Howard Co. Autism Society (even if you aren't in HoCo).
Fitness for Health in Rockville MD has open gym night on Friday nights I think. You might look them up.
I know there are activities in MoCo but I don't know who runs them. Hopefully someone else will chime in.
Anonymous
08/27/2014 17:39
Subject: Where to find special activities for special need children? HELP!
I'm looking for a website or just any info you may have regarding special need events in the DC/MD/VA area. I would really like to find some Halloween events but I'll take what I can get. Last year we did the easter bunny event where they opened Frederick Co mall an hour early for children with autism.. so they could visit with the easter bunny without a huge crowd. We also like the sensory movies they do once a month at RIO. However, I would love to find some other things for my 4 year old to do. We really like the activities designed for special need children..I feel more at ease knowing my child isn't the only one.
Thanks in advance!!