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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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Every Child Deserves a Voice: What AAC User Jordyn Zimmerman Taught Me About Communication
Imagine understanding every word the adults around you are saying, but not having a reliable way to respond. Imagine...

Free Preschool Autism Summit: Why I’m Inviting You to Join Our Mission to Reach One Million Autistic Children
There are moments in teaching that never leave you. For me, one of those moments happened on the classroom floor. A little...

Executive Functioning For Autistic Preschoolers
Executive functioning is a skill that sounds more complicated than it really is. Let’s start with a definition and then...

Why a Toileting Story for Little Boys (And Girls) Can Make a Difference
I've created a toileting story for little boys and little girls to help with routines. Potty training can feel like a big...

From Chaos to Calm: Visual Routines For Autism Classrooms That Actually Work
Visual routines for Autism classrooms can bring calm, clarity, and connection to everyday moments. If you’ve ever thought,...

Why Visual Supports Aren’t Working in Your Autism Classroom(Yet): Troubleshooting Common Barriers
You’ve printed the visuals. You’ve laminated them. You’ve modeled them… and your student still isn’t using them. So you ask...

How to Support Autistic Play Without Taking It Over
How to support autistic play in the classroom and beyond. Over the last few podcast episodes, I’ve been talking a lot about...

Autism & Play: Kitchen-Themed Visual Supports
When parents and educators think about autism and play, it’s common to picture very specific goals: pretend play, sharing,...

Modeling AAC All Day: What Changes When Communication Is Everywhere
When people first learn about AAC, they often imagine it as something that happens only during instruction. At the...

Dinosaur Activities for Special Education
Kids love dinosaurs—and when learning taps into a child’s interests, engagement naturally follows. That’s exactly why...

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