Ways to make things visual, processing disorders

 Dale Seymour - This catalog features manipulatives for math and science plus a small section on art, music and reading.  Some children learn math better when they use manipulatives to explore math and make concepts concrete. P.O. Box 5026, White Plains, NY 10602-5026  (800) 872-1100, grapevine@awl.com, http://www.cuisenaire.com, http://www.awl.com/dsp

  Different Roads to Learning, Julie Azuma's company;  books and flash   cards, software, stuff like that.

 Labeling Tutor by Jim Schumacher - This computer program teaches children with learning disabilities to associate written words and sounds with pictures. It was created by the parent of a child with autism and employs discrete trial methods.  You can add your own pictures, alter all written labels, and change all stimulus, response and label sounds.  Available from Jim <peuapeu@aol.com> directly or the following company: Different Roads to Learning, 12 West 18th Street, Suite, 3E, New York, NY 10011 (800) 853-1057, julie@difflearn.com,  Description is at the following website:  http://members.aol.com/peuapeu/index.html