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SUMMARY:SibShops
DESCRIPTION:Sibshops (sibling workshops) are peer support and educational programs where school age brothers and sisters meet other siblings to have fun\, laugh\, talk about the good and not so good parts of having a sibling with special needs\, play some great games\, and learn something about the services their brother or sister receive. \nYouth Sibshops (ages 8-12) are a spirited mix of new games (designed to be unique\, off-beat\, and appealing to a wide ability range)\, new friends\, and discussion activities. \nTeen Sibshops (ages 13-17) focus on self-esteem building\, peer connections\, and topics related to being a sibling of someone with a brain- based disability through activities and discussions. \nSession Dates and Times:\n2024-25 Date(s): September 7\, October 5\, November 2\, December 7\, January 4\, February 1\, March 1\, April 5\, May 3 \n9:00 a.m. – Noon \nLocation: Autism United of Wisconsin\, 3720 N. 124th Street\, Suite O\, Wauwatosa\, WI\, 53222 \nFor more information\, please click the link below:\nSibshops for siblings of those on the Autism Spectrum.
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/sibshops-15/
LOCATION:WI
CATEGORIES:Children Events,Teenager Events
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SUMMARY:First Stage: The Dinosaur Play
DESCRIPTION:Step back in time\, millions and millions of years ago\, when dinosaurs roamed the earth. There you will meet a dinosaur egg\, tapping out a call for help. It’s up to you to figure out what the egg is saying and how to help it hatch. During your adventure\, you will befriend a surly Triceratops\, help protect a newly formed dinosaur family and defeat the Tyrannosaurus Rex. \nKnow before you go! View the Social Narrative on what to expect at the First Stage performance. \nClick Here for additional information about upcoming performance dates\, sensory friendly accommodations and money back guarantee information.
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/first-stage-the-dinosaur-play/
LOCATION:Milwaukee Youth Arts Center\, 325 W Walnut Street\, Milwaukee\, 53212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children Events,Family Events
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SUMMARY:First Stage: Emily Song and the Queen of the Night
DESCRIPTION:Emily Song had always known that she was meant to sing. However\, her father banned music from their lives for as long as she can remember. But that doesn’t stop Emily from secretly taking singing lessons online or joining the school glee club. On her 12th birthday\, Emily’s powers manifest and she discovers she is a music sorcerer who can cast magical spells through music. When the Queen of the Night kidnaps her father and best friend\, Emily must figure out how to harness her newly discovered talent to save her loved ones and New York City from total destruction. Grab your cape and be the first to see this brand-new musical\, part of the TYA BIPOC Superhero Project. \nClick Here for additional information about upcoming performance dates\, sensory friendly accommodations and money back guarantee information. \nWant to know what to expect from a First Stage sensory friendly performance?  View the Social Story here.
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/first-stage-emily-song-and-the-queen-of-the-night/
LOCATION:Todd Wehr Theater\, 929 N. Water St.\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Events,Children Events,Family Events,Teenager Events
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SUMMARY:Individualized Education Plan (IEP) - Free Virtual Parent Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an informative and interactive workshop where you’ll learn all about Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Our experts will guide you through understanding the ins and outs of IEPs in simple language\, helping you understand how to make the most of your child’s educational plan. Whether you’re new to the IEP process or looking for ways to enhance your child’s current plan\, this workshop is for you! \nYou will also have an opportunity to ask questions with an experienced educator following the presentation. We know that IEPs and the IEP process can be intimidating. We are here to support you\, offer suggestions to guide you\, and to provide you with information. Please note that we cannot offer legal advice and cannot make changes to your child’s IEP\, but come for support and to connect. \nLearn More Here
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/individualized-education-plan-iep-free-virtual-parent-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Virtual via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Children Events,Educator / Caregiver Programs
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SUMMARY:Open Play at St. Francis Children's Center
DESCRIPTION:Autism United of Wisconsin is partnering with St. Francis Children’s Center to support four open play sessions in 2025. This Open Play is for children with special/support needs of all ages and their families. This event offers opportunities for children to play in a safe space surrounded by like-minded parents that understand the experiences of one another. \nWhen weather allows\, St. Francis opens their large fenced in playground that is secure for children that elope. Each session\, there will be two crafts for participants to take home along with the open play activities. Guardians\, please reserve tickets for children only. Guardians are expected to attend with children during our programming. \nFor questions or concerns\, please contact Angelica Lazarus\, the St. Francis Family Activity Center Manager at 414-351-7624 or email at: alazarus@sfcckids.org
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/open-play-at-st-francis-childrens-center/
LOCATION:St. Francis Children’s Center\, 6700 N. Port Washington Rd.\, MIlwaukee\, WI\, 53217\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children Events
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SUMMARY:Sensory Playtime at the WJ Niederkorn Library
DESCRIPTION:Join Autism United of Wisconsin as we partner with the WJ Niederkorn Library to offer FREE fun\, interactive sensory playtimes! The sensory playtime program is set up as a variety of tactile\, sensory activity stations where children (under 13 years old) are free to explore with their caregiver. Each month there is a different theme. Stations may include shaving cream\, sand\, water\, and/or food items. Dress to make a mess. \nResearch shows sensory play supports children in their brain development\, language development\, gross and fine motor skills\, as well as improving their ability to socially interact. Stop by for a little while of stay the whole time. Registration recommended\, but not required. We look forward to seeing you! \nJanuary 24 – Winter Wonderland \nFebruary 28 – Space \nMarch 28 – Dinosaurs \nApril 25 – Plants and Flowers \nMay23 – Ready for Summer Fun! \nJune 27 – Color our World \nJuly 25 – Water \nAugust 22 – Zoo \nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://autism-united.org/event/sensory-playtime-at-the-wj-niederkorn-library-10/
LOCATION:W.J. Niederkorn Library\, 316 W. Grand Ave\, Port Washington\, WI\, 53074\, United States
CATEGORIES:Children Events
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