On
Wheels Learning Bus 
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A
TRAVELING PRESCHOOL WILL BE PROVIDING FREE, EARLY LEARNING SERVICES FOR 4
YEAR OLDS FROM FAMILIES WITH LIMITED RESOURCES.
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PARENTS
WILL BOARD THE ON WHEELS LEARNING BUS WITH THEIR 4 YEAR OLD CHILD TO LEARN
MORE ABOUT HOW THEY CAN ASSIST WITH LITERACY, LANGUAGE, PRE-MATH SKILLS,
MOTOR SKILLS AND MUCH MORE.
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A CERTIFIED
TEACHER WILL BE ON BOARD TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE CHILDREN CAN WORK
TO DEVELOP THEIR SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, AND INTELLECTUAL SKILLS
ACCORDING TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL READINESS.
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1 ½ HOUR
CLASSES WILL BE HELD ONCE PER WEEK PER LOCATION BEGINNING NOVEMBER 1, 2005.
- Ready to read screening will be provided
The On Wheels Learning Bus
is brought to you by Help, Inc., Partners For Prosperity, United Way of
Southeastern Idaho and United Way of Bonneville County.
Look for On Wheels Learning in your
community
On Wheels Learning is available to Bonneville and Bingham
Counties and the city of Rexburg.
Call Help, Inc., for more information.
(208) 522-5545 extension 12
This E.L.O.A. project was made possible by a grant from the U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services. The contents do not represent the official
views of the funding agency, nor does publication in any way constitute
endorsement.
Please join and support
Idaho Child Find
SOME CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES ARE NOT IN
SCHOOL
Child Find
is a service that finds and screens preschool children’s growth and
development, and informs older students with delays of available
services.
It is important to ask questions about your child’s
development when he/she is young, since that is the time of the greatest
growth and development.
Preschool skills of thinking, moving, and talking form the
foundation for later school success.
Does your child:
◊ have difficulty interacting appropriately with
peers?
◊ have difficulty following/remembering directions?
◊ become restless or have an excessive activity
level?
◊ have speech difficulties?
◊ have behavior which differs significantly from
peers?
If these or other areas of behavior concern you, contact
your local school district about its screening program and services
available to those who qualify for special education.
