Autism Resources & Ideas
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
What are Basic Concepts for Students? Basic concepts are important everyday words that children need to know in order to follow directions, participate in routines and engage in conversations. Typically there are 5 categories of basic concepts: location, number, time,
What is the Easiest Way to Teach Addition? Often times I get asked, “what is the easiest way to teach addition?” Unfortunately it’s not a super simple answer because all students will learn this skill differently depending on what kind
Fun Winter Classroom Activities for Special Education Winter is a fun time of year for some snow and winter themed activities in your classroom. I always loved using themed units in my autism classroom because it made planning easier for