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Fall Activities Free Resources
It’s fall- the leaves are falling and I feel the cool breeziness everywhere. This is one of our favorite months of the year in lesson planning, and these are some of the great resources that have been shared for free. Fall and Halloween activities are included. Simple Coloring, Letters, and Arts Activities Alphabet Letter/Sound Recognition…
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Autism Halloween Activity
Halloween is around the corner! Happy Fall & October! When we approach the month of October, I am super excited to share read-aloud books with my students- we can read them all day and every day. Halloween is fun for all ages and abilities. It got a lot of themes, words, books, games, and arts…
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Turn Autism Around by Dr. Mary Barbera
If you are looking for autism resources and easy books to understand autism and language delays, this is a book for you. I spent this weekend reading Dr. Mary Lynch Barbera’s second book Turn Autism Around. What a great book for parents, practitioners, and teachers who work with kids with some level of developmental delay.…
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Temple Grandin says..
Do you have students, clients, or loved ones who are slow talkers? Haven’t started talking fluently when his or her peers use sentences to communicate? It’s just a heartbreaking thing to hear. Then, what’s our next step? Are we going to wait and give more time to them? Do they need an official diagnosis to…
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First Day of School Autism Classroom
When planning first day activities for an autism program, it’s important to consider individual needs and preferences. Here are some activity ideas that can help create a positive and inclusive environment for students with autism.
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