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Autism And Play: How To Support Children

Autism And Play: How To Support Children

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🎓🌟 Ready for a Game-Changing Webinar? Drop 🎓🌟 Ready for a Game-Changing Webinar? Drop the word "webinar" in the comments and I'll send you a link! Join me on Dec 10th, at 11 AM CT, or Dec 11th, 6:30 PM CT for a FREE session on creating smoother transitions for young autistic children through simple, effective visual supports! 🎨 Why attend? 👉 Discover 3 amazing visual supports called "game changers" by educators & parents of young autistic children. 👉 Turn tough transitions into challenges that you are equipped to handle as a team. 👉 Exclusive insights in just 40-45 minutes, followed by a helpful Q&A. 👉 Receive a certificate of completion and a special free resource for live attendees who stay until the end! Register now & step into a world of positive change! 🌈 #autismlittlelearners #autismclassroom #autismparent #autismmom #autismgrandparent #autismteacher #autismfamily #spedteacher #preschoolslp #slpsofig #autism #spedteacher #slpeeps #spedsquad
How many days do you have left until winter break? How many days do you have left until winter break?! Tell me in the comments! #winterbreak #teachertired #education #spedsquad #slpeeps #autismlittlelearners
🎅🏽 Visiting Santa can be fun! But, for young 🎅🏽 Visiting Santa can be fun! But, for young autistic children, it can be a scary experience. The change in routine, the sensory overwhelm… it’s just too much. 🎅🏽 Prepare your child with a story! It can serve as one tool in your toolbox to prepare for the experience. Drop the words "visiting santa" in the comments and I'll send you the link! #visitingsanta #specialneedssanta #autism #autismmom #autismfamily #autismteacher #spedteacher #slpsofig #preschoolslp #autismgrandparent #autismlittlelearners
Does your student or child drop to the ground duri Does your student or child drop to the ground during transitions? It's common for our young autistic children. But, there is a better way! Simple visual supports that create predictable routines can take you from feeling frustrated to jumping for joy! 🤣 I've heard things like "miracle" and "game changer" from the educators and parents who have implemented these 3 visual supports over the past month. Wanna join the "game changer" club? Register for my free webinar scheduled for Sunday, December 10th (11:00am CT) or Monday, December 11th (6:30pm CT). Drop the word "webinar" in the comments and I'll send you the link to register! #autism #autismclassroom #autismparent #autismlittlelearners
Are you looking for simple matching activities tha Are you looking for simple matching activities that are not only cute but fun for young autistic children or children with other developmental disabilities? ☃️ This set of snowman themed matching activities is geared toward young learners at the early childhood or early elementary level who are learning to match. It includes 3 snowmen themed interactive visual books that help improve engagement! ☃️ There are also 8 bright and fun matching activities. This is a perfect set of matching activities for early childhood special education teachers, preschool teachers, speech therapists, Drop the words "snowman activities" into the comments and I'll send you the link for this set! ☃️
🤔 Did you miss my Visual Supports Coaching Week 🤔 Did you miss my Visual Supports Coaching Week?! No worries...I've got you! 📣 I'm offering this crash course free webinar featuring my 3 favorite visual supports for improving transitions for young autistic children! Here's the info: Sunday, December 10th at 11:00 am CT OR Monday, December 11th at 6:30 pm CT ⭐️ This webinar will last 40-45 minutes, plus an optional Q & A session at the end ⭐️ You only need to sign up for one of the webinars (the info is the same in both) ⭐️ You will receive a certificate of completion for your time at the end ⭐️ You will receive a free resource for attending live & staying until the end Register now: www.autismlittlelearners.com/webinar or drop the word "webinar" into the comments and I'll send you the link! If you already participated in Coaching Week, you are more than welcome to join me for the free webinar too!
⭐️ Drop the word "podcast" and I'll send you t ⭐️ Drop the word "podcast" and I'll send you the link to listen to this episode! ⭐️ 🤔 How much time do you get to train your paraprofessionals? If you are like most of us…the answer is “little to none”. 🤷🏼‍♀️ So, how can we provide training that only takes a couple of minutes per day? 📣 Well, today I’m going to talk about 7 areas that are the most important to start with and then I’ll share 2 resources that will help you train your staff in just a few minutes each day! 🎙 Other places to listen: https://autismlittlelearners.com/the-autism-little-learners-podcast/
❄️ Help prepare your student or child for wint ❄️ Help prepare your student or child for winter break with this short and sweet social story. ❄️ It includes a mini-schedule for parents to use at home during winter break. Drop the words "winter break" in the comments and I'll send you the link! 🙌🏼
Ok, let's do this! Also, pls send coffee - lots & Ok, let's do this! Also, pls send coffee - lots & lots of coffee 😂❤️ #mondayvibes #autismlittlelearners #spedteachers #slpsofig

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🎓🌟 Ready for a Game-Changing Webinar? Join me on Dec 10th, at 11 AM CT, or Dec 11th, 6:30 PM CT for a FREE session on creating smoother transitions for young autistic children through simple, effective visual supports! 🎨Why attend?👉 Discover 3 amazing visual supports called "game changers" by educators & parents of young autistic children.👉 Turn tough transitions into challenges that you are equipped to handle as a team.👉 Exclusive insights in just 40-45 minutes, followed by a helpful Q&A.👉 Receive a certificate of completion and a special free resource for live attendees who stay until the end!Register now & step into a world of positive change! 🌈 my.demio.com/ref/g6IpPF46mHX7PAtf ... See MoreSee Less

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🎅🏽 Visiting Santa can be fun! But, for young autistic children, it can be a scary experience. The change in routine, the sensory overwhelm… it’s just too much. 🎅🏽 Prepare your child with a story! It can serve as one tool in your toolbox to prepare for the experience.Go to: autismlittlelearners.com/visiting-santa-story/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Does your student or child drop to the ground during transitions?It's common for our young autistic children. But, there is a better way! Simple visual supports that create predictable routines can take you from feeling frustrated to jumping for joy! 🤣I've heard things like "miracle" and "game changer" from the educators and parents who have implemented these 3 visual supports over the past month.Wanna join the "game changer" club? Register for my free webinar scheduled for Sunday, December 10th (11:00am CT) or Monday, December 11th (6:30pm CT). Go to: my.demio.com/ref/g6IpPF46mHX7PAtf ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Free challenge with visuals for 5 books. For special educators, speech/language pathologists and parents of young autistic children! Increase active engagement, improve vocabulary, and make reading fun again!
  • Pre-K back to school activities for special education are fun and build emerging matching and vocabulary skills! ⭐ 3 Interactive Visual Stories: * What Are The Kids Doing? * School Supply Feelings * Colorful Backpack Match ⭐ 8 Pre-K Back To School Matching Activities * Match The Playdough * Match The School Supplies * Line The Children Up In The Hall * Match The Marker Emotions * Match The Crayons * Put The Desks In The Classroom * Match The Book To The Same Color * Count The Markers
  • Communication boards are powerful tools that assist children in expressing their thoughts, needs, and desires. By using visual symbols, pictures, or words, these boards allow swimmers to communicate effectively with their instructors and peers. For non-speaking kids, or those with limited speech, a communication board becomes an essential bridge. It will foster better understanding and connection in the swimming lesson environment.
  • Catch the Wave: AAC in the Water
  • Parents and educators often create goals for autism and play skills. Autistic children’s play skills develop differently than neurotypical play skills. This is not bad or wrong, it’s just different and that’s okay! Let’s explore the different types of toy play, and learn more about how to expand play skills for autistic children using visual supports.
  • Parents and educators often create goals for autism and play. Autistic children's play skills develop differently than neurotypical play skills. This is not bad or wrong, it's just different. This resource will help you support your students or child in expanding their play skills, as well as addressing other goal areas during vet/doctor-themed play activities.
  • What is exploratory play and how does it relate to autism? Can I help expand play for my student or child who dumps or bangs toys? What comes after exploratory play? Keep reading to learn more about exploratory play and autism!
  • Do you struggle with how to set up your autism preschool classroom? Are you feeling unsure about where to start with the physical layout and daily schedule? I’ve been there. I’ve had so many requests to share my setup and schedule!

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