Episode 35: Using predictable routines to help your classroom run more smoothly

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Predictable routines…they are everything when you are teaching young autistic children.  In today’s episode, we will be chatting more about why predictable routines are so important and also about HOW to get started implementing a few in your own classroom!

Topics Discussed:

  • Why predictable routines are so important for young autistic children
  • Which routines would be the best to start with
  • Examples of predictable routines in the classroom that have stood the test of time with hundreds of children
  • Using an all done bucket
  • Predictable routines to start off the day at school
  • Using a transition object
  • Predictable routines to introduce circle time

Links Mentioned In This Episode About Visual Supports: 

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You can also join my free Visual Supports Facebook Group to “hang out” with likeminded educators and parents who want to take action and implement visuals at home or at school.

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