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Here you’ll find practical, neuroaffirming strategies, visuals, and real-world tips that make communication, routines, and learning easier for young autistic children.
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Eloping and Autism: Understanding Why Autistic Children May Leave a Safe Area
Eloping can be incredibly stressful for parents, teachers, and caregivers. When an autistic child suddenly leaves a...
Adapted Books for Autistic Preschoolers: Making Story Time More Accessible
There are so many reasons I love using books with young children. Books give us opportunities to build connection, explore...
How to Support Regulation in Autistic Preschoolers in the Classroom
By the first few weeks of school, the newness starts to wear off. Classroom expectations increase, the schedule begins...
Fine Motor Activities for Autistic Preschoolers: Simple Hands-On Bins That Build Pre-Writing Skills
Before children are ready to trace letters, copy shapes, or hold a pencil, their hands have a lot of work to do. They need...
Preschool Autism Curriculum: Creating Different Levels of Support for Learning
If you teach autistic preschoolers, you already know that one lesson can look very different for each of the children...
How to Build Positive Connections With Autistic Students: 5 Simple Ways
Back-to-school season comes with a lot of pressure to get started. There are routines to teach, IEP goals to work toward,...
3 Easy Halloween Preschool Activities Using a Target Dollar Spot Find
You know when you walk through Target’s Bullseye’s Playground for one completely unrelated thing and suddenly find yourself...
3 Things You Need in Place Before Teaching an Autistic Child
Back-to-school season comes with a LOT of pressure. There are new students, new routines, new IEP goals, new materials, and...
Why We Say “Autistic Child”: A Simple Guide to Neurodiversity-Affirming Language
If you’ve been a teacher, therapist, or parent in the autism world for a while, you may have noticed something changing....
Deep Interests, Engagement, and the Learning We Miss When We Rush Children
There’s a moment so many educators and caregivers have experienced before. A child walks into the room and immediately...
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