i worked with special needs adults for more than 3 years. I was teaching them crafts, knitting, crochet, making cards mostly. they had a crange of problems, from learning difficulties, Autism, Aspoergers Syndrome, Epilepsy, Downs syndrome. the Downs syndrome were very different--one could not even speak or feed himself. the other one danced, acted, sang, could do almost anything. He was my Scrabble partner, and would neasrly always beat me. I taught the girls how to knit and how to make blankets out of squares, took ages, but we got there. Also little purses and bags, that we sold to raise money for the group. Plus I taught them crochet, which they seemd to find easier to pick up than knitting. One particular pupil was over 60, could not read or write,apart from his own name. But I taught him how to make cards, that were good enough to sell, at our own stall. it gave him such a sens of achievement. i was so proud of them all, and loved working with them. then the group moved to another village, that was impossible for me to get to, so I had to stop, that was a year ago. But i still miss going.
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