This course will teach students more about basic music, focusing on learning a specific instrument and playing together in a band. This will include mastering an instrument (guitar, bass, drums, keyboards or voice lessons, songwriting, performing as well as basic fundamental skills and musical notation. Our unique approach allows the students to have FUN with music, meet other music students in our program and advance on their instruments.
Super Suppers (ZA033) Saturday, Feb. 4 1:30 – 3:30pm EST This is geared to participants who have had some experience/exposure to the kitchen.
Super Suppers (ZA033) Saturday, Feb. 4 1:30 – 3:30pm This is geared to participants who have had some experience/exposure to the kitchen.
Brunch for Beginners (ZA141) Saturday, Feb. 4 10:00 – 12:00pm EST This is geared to participants who have no experience/exposure to the kitchen.
Nova's Ark, located in Brooklin, located in Brooklin, is a private, peaceful country setting. This program is designed to provide participants with an opportunity to interact 1:1 with peer mentors and with the exotic animals living at Nova's Ark. This is a drop-off program that runs all day designed to provide social stimulation to individuals on the spectrum and to provide their parents with a day off! Please note that the majority of the day will be spent outdoors regardless of the weather so for winter-dates, participants who like the snow is an asset! Due to the popularity of this event, participants are only permitted to register for 2 dates at Nova's Ark to allow space for all to participate. Please note that a separate registration is required for each day the participant is registered for. This event is intended for individuals diagnosed with ASD between the ages of 4 and 18 Also, please note that the program begins promptly at 9:00 am and parents should not be dropping their children off prior to 9:00 am as other work needs to be completed at the farm prior to our arrival.
This is a 6 week Art Program. It is offered to youth and teens ages 9 - 13 with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their siblings. This program will provide a fun and interactive opportunity for teens to get creative and meet other teens in a social environment. The participants will be shown ways of using colours, signs, images and symbols to create art that tells a story. We will also be introducing some of the great masters work (i.e. Van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse, to name a few). This will be a great opportunity to view and discuss a number of different styles of art and be inspired to create their own masterpieces. Materials will include acrylic paint, watercolours, pen and ink, pastels, collage, mask making (plaster of paris) and clay.
The purpose of the Sibling Group is to provide individuals who are brothers and/ or sisters of a sibling with autism an opportunity to share information, access resources, and build friendships with other sibs who know only too well what having a brother or sister with autism is really like. Through discussions, simulations and activities, participants will have an opportunity to explore their feelings and attitudes regarding their family in a safe and supportive environment.
An Evening of Bowling
To learn more about how you can be a part of the Autism Ontario London Chapter and join the Chapter Leadership Council, we would like to invite you to Autism Ontario London Chapter Open House.
Join us February 7th at Fleetway Bolwing Centre!