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Getting Dressed Clipart Visual Sequence

Autism Teaching Strategies, Routines, Transitions & Independence For Autistic Students, Visual Supports for Autistic Children

This free getting dressed clipart visual sequence is for parents and educators who work with autistic children. New routines, much like transitions, can be very difficult. Going from wearing short sleeves to long sleeves and no jacket to wearing a jacket is hard. Many times it is due to sensory differences. This clothing chart is to help you prepare the child for what they will be wearing each day. Being prepared ahead of time can make all the difference.

Click here for the free getting dressed clipart visual sequence.

two pictures showing a chart with pictures of a variety of clothing items one has outdoor winter clothing and the other has underwear, pants, long sleeve shirt, socks and shoes

Be sure to listen to the podcast episodes on the topic of visual supports on The Autism Little Learners Podcast! Search for episodes 2 and 3.

If you use visual supports in your classroom or home, you are going to want to sign up for this free Visual Supports Starter Set ASAP! Click here to have one sent to your inbox. Also, be sure to read more about visual supports and how they can help autistic children here.

a picture with a variety of visual supports for autistic children there is an all done symbol, a wait mat, a first-then board, a visual schedule, an adapted book and a change card

Create a Circle Time That Feels Safe, Structured, and Engaging

If circle time has been sitting on your “I know this needs to feel better” list, this is the easiest place to start. This quick, practical guide walks you through 5 simple shifts that help circle time feel more predictable, engaging, and supportive for autistic students with high support needs—without forcing long group times, adding pressure, or expecting students to participate in one “right” way.

You’ll learn how to start small, use visuals, support regulation, build in interaction, and create a circle time routine that grows with your students over time. 

Download the guide and start with one small shift that makes tomorrow’s circle time feel easier.

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Tara Phillips

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3 Comments

  1. Karen Fernandez Salvador
    Karen Fernandez Salvador on November 6, 2022 at 8:19 pm

    I thank you!

    Reply
  2. Apostle McDonald Marshall Kalilombe from
    Apostle McDonald Marshall Kalilombe from on November 6, 2022 at 9:11 pm

    It has been so impressive, Iam the stuff will help our children God bless you

    Reply
  3. Laura G
    Laura G on November 7, 2022 at 10:10 pm

    Hi
    Wondering if you have any of those in French visual
    Please send it me
    Thank you

    Reply

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