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Many of you are back in the classroom with your st

Many of you are back in the classroom with your students now that Labor Day has passed. ❤️
As you step into a new school year, I hope you remember this:
There will be hard days. There will be moments when you wonder if what you’re doing is working. There will be plans that flop, routines that need to change, and progress that happens much more slowly than you hoped.
But there will also be breakthroughs. ✨
New connections.
Little moments that feel HUGE.
Skills that suddenly click.
Trust that grows day by day.
You may not always get to see how far your impact reaches.
But every time you presume competence, honor communication, help a child feel safe, celebrate who they are, or find a new way to connect…
you’re creating ripples. 💗
Wishing you an incredible school year filled with connection, growth, joy, and lots and lots of little ripples. 🌊
Save this for one of those hard days, or send it to a colleague who might need this reminder as they start the school year. 💕
#autismeducation #specialeducation #preschoolautism #preshoolspecialeducation #preschoolslp

Comment "podcast" for the link to listen to Episod

Comment "podcast" for the link to listen to Episode 191: 5 Must-Have Visual Supports For Autistic Preschoolers 🙌🏼

AAC is communication. 💗 And when we look at some

AAC is communication. 💗
And when we look at some common AAC practices through the lens of what we’d do with a speaking child…they sound pretty ridiculous, don’t they?
💫 AAC shouldn’t only be available during speech therapy.
It shouldn’t disappear at recess.
💫 It shouldn’t be turned over because someone is “pushing too many buttons.”
And it should never be taken away because a child is having a hard time.
💫 Communication isn’t something we earn. And it isn’t something that only happens when it’s convenient for adults.
AAC belongs EVERYWHERE. ♾️
What would YOU add to this list? 👇 I’d love to hear what you’ve seen—or what you wish more people understood about AAC.
#AAC #aacandautism #preshoolautism #preschoolslp #pediatricspeechtherapy

Having a visual lanyard set for everyone on your t

Having a visual lanyard set for everyone on your team is a game changer! Get this set for your team. Comment "LANYARD" for the link.

[Comment SPOOKY] I found these adorable Halloween

[Comment SPOOKY] I found these adorable Halloween wooden characters in the Bullseye Playground at Target (Dollar Spot)and immediately started thinking about ways to use them for learning. 👻
Here’s how I made this one:
1️⃣ COPY
Place the wooden pieces right on your copier/printer and make a color copy.
2️⃣ CUT ✂️
Cut out each of the character pictures.
3️⃣ MATCH 👻
Have your little learners match each wooden object to its picture!
Such a simple way to work on object-to-picture matching with something fun and seasonal. 🎃
And…I came up with 2 MORE ways to use these little Halloween characters!
👇 Comment SPOOKY and I’ll send you the other two ideas!

Watching a child stack blocks, dump sand, or line

Watching a child stack blocks, dump sand, or line up cars might not look like "work", but it's where communication, turn-taking, and problem-solving actually take root. Skills don't show up because we drilled them. They show up because we joined the play first.
What's one thing you'll turn into a play-based learning moment this week? 👇

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