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“Code” a Poem for H by N.I. Nicholson

Posted on June 13, 2015 by Leah Kelley

A few seasons later… and I am still left breathless by the beauty of these words and images. Code By N.I. Nicholson Dear H: for those of us to whom words sometimes do not easily run, saunter, or even amble: … Continue reading →

Posted in acceptance, Aspergers, Autism, Autistic, Communicate, connections, empathy, poem, poetry | Tagged autistics, Code, connections, Dear H, Hobbits, Honouring empathy and emotional intelligence, K'nex, ladybugs, language, Lego, misconception, N.I. Nicholson, Navajo code talkers, Our languages are not mistakes, Poet, poetry, Raven's Wing Poetry, speaking in code, superconductor, Tolkien, we are not broken | 2 Comments

An Unexpected Journey: Reading The Hobbit

Posted on June 29, 2013 by Leah Kelley

Last night, H and I began reading The Hobbit together. I am so grateful to have a young sci-fi fantasy sidekick: a fellow lover of dragons and magic and wizards and faerie. It is exciting to me that we share … Continue reading →

Posted in Autism, Reading The Hobbit, visual strategies and supports | Tagged Bilbo Baggins, connecting, Graphic Novels, iPad, Lord of the Rings, LOTR, Middle Earth, Peter Jackson, reading, Reluctant reader, scaffolding, Sci-fi fantasy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Hobbit, Tolkien | 12 Comments

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“Code” a Poem for H by N.I. Nicholson

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