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School Closure and Distance Learning

Originally posted on Everyday Teaching Autism Resources: Year of 2020 was something. The school had shut down on 3/13/2020 and didn’t open until 9/28/2020. After all, most of my students were not equipped to the online teaching model- so I was the first teacher in our area back on campus since the school closure, as…
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Autism Resource for Parents

Originally posted on Everyday Teaching Autism Resources: 5 Must-Read Books for Parents and Educators 📙📕 1️⃣ Uniquely HumanThis book has shifted my mindset on teaching children with needs. Accepting who they come first- and then my job will be to recognize the need to teach necessary skills for them to lead healthy, happy, and meaningful…
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Behavior Tools in Classroom

These are MUST-HAVE tools if you are a special educator or ABA service provider. We work with many students with unique needs- by far, I have noticed FIRST/THEN cards and some sort of TOKEN BOARD are one of the easiest tools for teachers to implement as behavior strategies in the classroom. Reinforcement is a common occurrence…
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Play and Social Skills Group for Children with Autism

What is Social Skill? Social skills refer to the abilities and behaviors that enable individuals to interact effectively and appropriately with others in social situations. These skills include the ability to communicate, express emotions, understand social norms, and form and maintain positive relationships with others. For school-aged children with autism, social skills can be challenging…
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Making Dalgona 달고나 (from the movie Squid Game)

Started with brown sugar and later on added a pinch of baking soda- he said it is important to stir it as quickly as possible! Thanks for Squid Game bringing out the childhood memories! It has been a while that friends got together laughing while sharing stories from the childhood.
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Fine Motor Skills Worksheet

It has been a unique year- at least for the last 4 months of school. Most K-2nd grade students didn’t have a solid in-person classroom experience before this school year. As much as we would like to pull out simple activities and worksheets to engage and teach students, I can’t help noticing the lack of…
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