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  1. Ashley says

    THANK YOU! I have a kiddo in my class taking their first Airplane trip….. trying to help support them as much as possible! Thank you for having free resources that people can use in a quick pinch/emergency! I appreciate you!!!

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  2. Sara says

    This is perfect. My 5 y/o hasn’t traveled since she was a baby and we are doing a few flights this summer. We have been reading this book along with watching some videos about flying to help her visualize and know what to anticipate. Thank you so much for making this easy-to-read, very comprehensive book about air travel. I truly appreciate it.

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The 4 strategies you didn’t know you needed! Supporting autistic students at home or school, you aren’t going to want to miss this!This free webinar is about thoughtfully implementing foundational strategies with your autistic students in order to lay the groundwork for learning. Whether you are a special education teacher, SLP, paraprofessional, general education teacher, or working in another role with a child with autism, this is for you. If you are a mama, daddy, a loving grandparent, or another family member, you will find actionable ideas to help out at home in this webinar.Sign up here: my.demio.com/ref/D6MAS95MIFs6HugR#freewebinar #autism #autismlittlelearners ... See MoreSee Less

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The Adapted Book Challenge is almost ready to go for you! Here is another sneak peek 😍 The challenge is completely free. You will get the visual pieces for 5 different board books. Take action and have 5 adapted books to start using in your classroom or at home in just one week.The Adapted Book Challenge starts THIS TUESDAY! (11/29/2022)Click the link below to grab your spot and get everything you need before Tuesday! The first book we will adapt is The Snowy Day!www.autismlittlelearners.com/challenge ... See MoreSee Less

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The FREE Adapted Book Challenge starts on Tuesday! Register now! ❤️You will get the visual pieces for 5 different board books and tons of “how to” tips in the 5 day video series! I’ll walk you step by step through how to adapt any book. 🙌🏼I just love sharing my passion for adapted board books. After the challenge, i hope you fall in love too!Go to www.autismlittlelearners.com/challenge #autism #adaptedbooks #boardbooks #specialneeds #childrensbooks #autismfamily #autismmom #autismdad #autismclassroom #earlyintervention #iteachsped #preschoolslp #autismlittlelearners ... See MoreSee Less

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