[Edu] introduction

Kimberly Terrill kiter5 at gmail.com
Thu Dec 28 16:12:28 EST 2006


Magi- Survival Fluxx sounds neat!!     -Kimberly

Hi, Ryan.

I'm a homeschool teacher (in Ohio).  I just teach my 3 boys. They have
varying degrees of autism spectrum disorders and the older two would be
classified gifted in the school sysytem. I like homeschooling them so they
don't have figure out where they fit-- Sped Ed.. gifted.. etc.. I lke that
they are just them and not a 'spec ed kid.(the school systems here don't let
gifted kids in the program if they have any 'spec ed' needs and they don't
even recognize dyslexia as a LD)

Fluxx has helped my youngest (10) a lot . He has dyspraxia and conserquently
trouble with crossing midline- he almost never plays games that are more
than 2 player. he gets confused with who's turn and when and following
what's going on, etc. He will play Fluxx or Pyrmaid games with more than 2
players. he won't play much of anything else though. But it is a good start.

We mostly use Eco Fluxx, NanoFictionary (which has been a great way to get
Language Arts in without having too much dyslexia complications) and
Chrononauts. I get the Pyrmaid games out for fun logic puzzles.

--Kimberly
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