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Autism Little Learners

Autism Speech Therapist

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  2. Karen McGrath, MS, CCC/SLP says

    Hi,
    Great Social Story. Thank you so much! Is there a way to edit Halloween’s date? Our county celebrates Halloween on Friday, 10/29, this year. It sounds crazy, but, no trick and treating on a Sunday in Lancaster County, PA.
    Thank you and thank you for sharing your wonderful resources!
    -Karen

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All things camping and 4th of July in this cute set!Click here to buy now: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Preschool-Activities-For-Summer-4th-of-July-Camping-6937997 ... See MoreSee Less

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Here's another awesome discount from Learning Resources! I love this for my students who are working on "put in" and "take out" activities. It's so cute and you can also work on colors, language (in, out, etc..), counting, and other foundational skills. Not sure how long the sale on Amazon lasts 🤷🏼‍♀️43% off...only $9.06!Link here: amzn.to/3bnYFRZ ... See MoreSee Less

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Have you seen my new Calming Kit for preschool?! It came out last month and is perfect for young autistic children (or any child) who needs support through co-regulation moving to self-regulation. This is a foundational level resource for little ones just learning about starting to regulate their bodies with the support of the adults around them.Click here to purchase: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Calm-Down-Kit-For-Calming-Corner-In-Special-Education-8140160What educators and parents are saying:"This resource was low prep. It had great choices, pictures, language, and directions. I love that it is all designed for a pencil box! I was able to make it for more than one of my students. Highly recommend!""I am the ESE Specialist at my school so this resource is extremely helpful for me to just take with me when I am called for students. I can use it in my office with students or place a few items in a pencil box and have the student select from the choices. It really helps in gen ed and self contained classes. More so for the gen ed students who may not have support all the time in the classroom. It is a fantastic activity and I have shared Autism Little Learners name and page with some of my teachers already to go to for resources because there are FABULOUS ones here!!! No need to reinvent the wheel!""What an amazing bundle of ideas, Tara! I can't wait to revamp my calm down corner using all of your resources. I know from experience that the breathing visuals helps my students understand what we mean when we say "take a deep breath" so I know that your ideas will build upon what they already know! So so so exciting :D" ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Making books accessible to all learners is so important. If your student or child has a language processing delay, adapting books will help them in many ways. Many of our young autistic students come into the preschool setting and are working on foundational skills, such as matching. They may open and flip a few pages in a book but aren’t yet listening to an adult read to them. We can start teaching matching skills by using adapted books in special education.