Autism Speech Therapist
Happy Monday! I had a couple of requests for a story about seeing other people wear masks out in public. I had been thinking about writing one because I live in Wisconsin and while many people are wearing masks in stores, not everyone is. Even as an adult, it felt kind of strange and startling to see people wearing masks. … Read More
I had a request from Canada for a story about learning to sit at the table during meal time. This can be so hard for some children…both neurotypical and neurodivergent. Sometimes a social story can help kids learn what the expectation is and pictures can help support that! This story talks about eating meals at the table, but sometimes snacks… Read More
Greetings from Wisconsin! I’m posting the narrated video version of the “Wearing A Mask” story, for those of you who would like to share it with families without having to go through Facebook. So many thanks to Captain Robert Richards, from the Niagara County Sheriff’s Office in New York, who narrated the story for children in his community. He did… Read More
Hello! I had some requests to make the Mask Story into a black and white pdf so children can color the pages. I was able to put that together this afternoon. Please feel free to share and distribute! Click HERE for Mask Coloring Book Click here for coloring pages in German Click here for coloring pages in Turkish
This free story is for children who may need to wear a mask in public due to COVID-19. It is important to prepare children for big changes in these unprecedented days. Please feel free to distribute and share as needed. Please give credit to Autism Little Learners. Click here for Mask Story in English Click here for Mask Story in… Read More
Hi friends! This FREE set of picture scenes has 6 colorful scenes that can be used to elicit language concepts in children in the early childhood, preschool and early elementary level. Each scene has a list of prompts and directions for receptive and expressive language. These can be used by special education teachers, speech/language pathologists and parents for children/students with… Read More
