Autism Resources & Ideas
As a special education teacher with an autism classroom, you know that teaching life skills is essential for your students’ future success. Many of your students may struggle with daily activities that neurotypical individuals may take for granted, such as
Cut and Paste Worksheets As an elementary teacher or parent of a child with autism, you may be familiar with cut and paste worksheets as a learning tool. These types of worksheets are particularly helpful for teaching sequencing, sorting, alphabet
Using Visual Supports How do you implement visual supports in the classroom? Teachers in special education can sometimes feel overwhelmed with using visual supports with students. Visual supports are there to do just what they say-support. The purpose of using
Spring Work Task Activities Are you looking for some spring work task activities to use in your autism classroom? The 4 spring activities below are the perfect mix of fine motor skills and independence. You can use them for morning
What is 1:1 Correspondence? 1:1 correspondence is when a child moves past rote counting and is able to count rationally – by assigning one number to each item, in the correct sequence. It means to count objects reliably, one at