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8 Helpful Learning Accommodations for Autism

8 Helpful Learning Accommodations for Autism

The classroom and school in general can be an overwhelming place for students in special education, especially those that are autistic. There are so many different needs of students including things like sensory overload, difficulties with receptive and expressive communication

Kristina January 29, 2024January 18, 2024 Classroom Read more

3 Ways to Use File Folder Activities in Special Education

3 Ways to Use File Folder Activities in Special Education

Do you use file folder activities in special education? Once I started using file folders as work tasks, my planning as a special education autism teacher became a whole lot easier. I made tons of different file folders that I

Kristina January 15, 2024January 14, 2024 File Folder Activities, Work Tasks Read more

The Best Sensory Fidget and Stress Toys for Autism

The Best Sensory Fidget and Stress Toys for Autism

If you work in an autism classroom, you are well aware of the many sensory needs that there can be. Sensory overload is a real thing and as a special needs or autism teacher, it is our job to help

Kristina January 1, 2024December 26, 2023 Behavior Management Read more

19 Ideas to Make Your Autism Classroom Efficient TODAY

19 Ideas to Make Your Autism Classroom Efficient TODAY

Balancing the unique needs of an autism classroom can be exciting and sometimes a bit tricky. This blog post is here to help. I have 19 practical autism classroom ideas to make your autism classroom run smoothly starting today.  These tips, based

Kristina December 18, 2023December 6, 2023 Classroom Read more

5 Tips for Successful Transitions in an Autism Classroom

5 tips for successful transitions in autism classrooms.

Transitions can be difficult for any young child but for autistic children, they can be especially challenging at times. During both the school day and daily life, there are so many transitions that a lot of us probably don’t even

Kristina December 6, 2023December 6, 2023 Behavior Management Read more
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