Feeding baby goats was a highlight of the event itself. Young children hand fed the goats some pellets at the farm. Photos were taken of both the kids and the goats themselves. The group was celebrated for the fun time enjoyed by everyone. Parents mentioned that they hope more events will be held.
Kids with autism get quiet time for fun at Suffolk Farm Day #spd
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Tue, 2017-08-08 21:00
Suffolk Farm Day proved to be a success for everyone involved. There were animals for everyone to enjoy at the farm. But students with Autism were also invited to join along which gave people reason to bring the whole family along for the event. About 75 parents and children were on site at the farm.
Children with autism find calm while around animals.
Key Takeaways:
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Children with autism face a number of significant challenges along the way. But some educators are making an effort to improve their lives.
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They enjoyed quiet time at a Suffolk Farm in their area. That gave them a chance to feed animals and learn about them.
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The farm introduced egg incubation to the young students themselves. Many scenes were photographic opportunities that the kids enjoyed on location.
Read the full article here:
http://www.newsday.com/long-island/kids-with-autism-get-quiet-time-for-fun-at-suffolk-farm-day-1.13578351
http://www.newsday.com/long-island/kids-with-autism-get-quiet-time-for-fun-at-suffolk-farm-day-1.13578351