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Natural Learning Concepts Celebrates Autism Awareness Month with $67 Discount on its Popular Learning Series

Dix Hills, NY (PRWEB) March 23, 2009 -- Natural Learning Concepts (http://www.nlconcepts.com) is celebrating April as Autism Awareness Month in a big way. The "Learn To Talk About Series" is distributed worldwide and is well known for increasing language skills in children with autism and speech delays. The series usually retails for $140 but effective immediately through the end of April, Natural Learning Concepts has lowered the price to $128.65 AND is including all the Data Sheet Booklets FREE of charge at (http://www.nlconcepts.com/save67.htm).

"We wanted to do something really special for our customers." comments NLConcepts Co-Founder Jene Aviram. "We know how challenging it can be to spark interaction and the "Learn To Talk About Series" has great reviews for improving communication." The series contains seven packs of laminated photo card sets on such topics as Animals, Sports, Household Items, Nature & Outdoor Play, Vehicles & Occupations, Food & Appliances, and Toys, Baby & Clothes. A total of 280 high quality laminated cards plus the FREE data sheet booklets make this a comprehensive learning kit for children with special needs.

But why is the "Learn to Talk About Series" so effective?

"The series was created to help children on the autism spectrum within a wide range of abilities," comments NLConcepts Co-Founder Jocelyn Blum. "For children who are not yet verbal, they enable the parent or teacher to begin with teaching object identification and receptive skills. And for more advanced students, they enable those with language skills to move through the stages from receptive to expressive, and on into conversation."

Each card boasts a bright and vibrant photo of an object on the front, with easy bullet points on the back that describe the item's main characteristics and category. The series includes a data sheet booklet for each pack of cards with easy instructions. Teachers use these to keep track of a student's progress and ensure they maintain new skills. Created after hours of intensive research and interaction by Natural Learning Concepts, the "Learn to Talk About Series" is ideal for ABA therapy and Verbal Behavior Programs, and were specially created for the treatment of Autism, Aspergers, PDD-NOS and speech and language delays.

Special Savings for Autism Awareness Month

The "Learn to Talk About Series" is normally priced at $140. However, starting now through the end of April this item is heavily discounted at $128.65 AND includes seven data sheet booklets FREE of charge. To claim your $67 discount on this effective learning kit, please visit (http://www.nlconcepts.com/save67.htm) where the item is immediately available for purchase.

About Natural Learning Concepts

Natural Learning Concepts is committed to the acceptance, celebration and understanding of people with autism exactly as they are. Their range of outstanding books, materials and inspirational content is designed to facilitate communication, increase speech, language and comprehension while having fun in the process. All of the materials on the Natural Learning Concepts website are used for teaching children at all levels of the autism spectrum as well as those diagnosed with PDD-NOS, Asperger's, ADHD and speech and language delays. The company's critically acclaimed materials are routinely used for ABA therapy, social storybooks for autism, early intervention and verbal behavior analysis. Parents, teachers, and other loved ones enjoy using these tools to celebrate and work with that special child in their life who has autism.

Please visit the Natural Learning Concepts website to learn more about its specials and discounts for April Autism Awareness Month.

For more information on Natural Learning Concepts or its products, please contact founders Jene Aviram or Jocelyn Blum directly at (800) 823-3430 or (631) 858-0188

Review copies of a variety of terrific books, cards, sets, and other materials for autism are gladly provided to the press upon request.

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