Back-to-school season comes with a LOT of pressure. There are new students, new routines, new IEP goals, new materials, and...
Routines, Transitions & Independence For Autistic Students
Social Stories for Autistic Children: Why They Help and How to Use Them in Real Life
Most educators and caregivers have experienced this moment before. A routine changes unexpectedly. A transition becomes...
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,...
Visual Schedules: Why They Work and How They Help Autistic Children
Visual schedules are one of my favorite tools for supporting autistic preschoolers. These simple supports can make...
Visual Schedules Made Easy Course
Visual schedules are often talked about as a behavior strategy. But for autistic children, they are something much deeper....
Transitions: Examples To Support Autistic Children
Transitions are part of every preschool day — moving from playtime to circle time, lining up to go outside, or cleaning up...
Autism: Potty Training 101 – Part 2
Potty training is one of the biggest milestones in early childhood, but for autistic children it often comes with unique...
Autism: Potty Training 101 – Part 1
Potty training is a big milestone for any child—but when it comes to potty training autistic children, the process often...
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