I am so happy to finally share about something I have been doing for the last 3 years in my classroom. Part of Autism Awareness is our duty to encourage acceptance in our own little bubble. For me, that means spreading the acceptance around my school…

Try a paragraph of the day sampler, these special needs behavior cards, and some matching games too…

As a mother of a child diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, I see first hand how difficult simple daily tasks and routines can be at times. My son’s therapists have been working with him on different strategies to deal with sensory struggles and social situations at school and home. When he told me about them, it inspired me to ask him some questions to see what it’s really like for him on a daily basis…

Since the needs of typical students and our students with autism can vary greatly, I thought it would be a good idea to give some ideas and examples of self-monitoring that are commonly used in autism classrooms. If you’re completely new to the idea of self-monitoring, it’s a strategy where…

Autism Awareness/Acceptance Month is upon us! In years past, we’ve asked Teacher-Authors to share how they celebrate Autism Awareness Month in their schools. This year, we’ve asked a new batch of Teacher-Authors about how they honor Autism Acceptance Month in their local communities…