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| Down Syndrome: Visions for the 21st Century |
| Edited by William I. Cohen, Lynn Nadel and Myra E. Madnick (2002). Wiley-Liss. |
| This book contains a series of the latest research articles and findings about Down syndrome. The articles cover ages from birth to adult. The book also includes personal stories and articles written by adults with Down syndrome. |
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| Fine Motors Skills in Children with Down Syndrome |
| Buni, Mayanne. (1998). Woodbine House. |
| Great resource for working on fine motor skills. Includes photos. |
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| Freedom to Move: Movement and Dance for People with Intellectual Disabilities |
| Dunphy, Kim & Jenny Scott. (2003). Maclennan & Petty. |
| Guide for teaching and using dance and movement for people with cognitive disabilities. Ideas and strategies for running a session. Also includes photos. |
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| Gross Motor Skills in Children with Down Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and Professionals |
| Winders, PC. (1997). Woodbine House. |
| Children with Down syndrome master basic gross motor skills (everything from rolling over to running) just as their peers do, but need help along the way. This book features over 100 easy-to-follow activities that are developmentally appropriate for ages birth through six years. Activities are prefaced by guidelines and tips for successful completion, and accompanying photographs provide further clarification. |