Say “Hi,” “Hello,” or “Howdy” as you come inside the clubhouse and sing along with Handy Sam, Kibbles and Miss Angela! The whole gang is waiting to share with you ways to express yourself using your voice and your body.
Join Handy Sam while he plays “Guess that Feeling”. Make a mask, sing a song and help the clubhouse crew figure out if he is happy, sad or frustrated. Later on we’ll see Selah get upset when someone tells her “no”. Miss Angela helps out by teaching her ways to calm down such as counting to ten or doing something fun to feel better.
Go with Kibbles to his secret world where he talks and plays games that will help these lessons “stick” with you everywhere you go!
Are you ready for some fun?
Kibbles Rockin’ Clubhouse endeavors to foster independence in children affected with autism by teaching behavioral and communication skills through engaging, fun and interactive videos. Catering to the children’s strengths, such as their love of music and strong visual learning ability, this series will be an excellent tool for parents to help their children develop into confident individuals.
As therapists we love to encourage children to express themselves through singing and music. This video combines the principles of speech and music therapy with peer-modeling, add high quality visuals, and incorporate the very important element of imagination to create a foundation for learning that is naturally engaging and motivating.
Kibbles’ Karaoke
Sing along with the lyrics on the screen.
Bonus Kibbles’ World
Play a game with Kibbles as he tests your knowledge on labeling feelings.
Over 40 minutes of Parent Training Material including:
Therapeutic Benefits
Learn about the benefits of speech and music therapy and how those principles were incorporated into the design of the video.
Parent Teaching Tools
Learn specific techniques that you can use to engage children with autism.
Parents’ Inspiration
Hear the story behind the creation of the video including struggles and achievements of their son who has autism.
Includes a separate CD of the songs! Reinforce skills from the DVD by playing the CD in your car and around the house.
