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Activities for Kids with Autism

November 18, 2019

Enjoy these activities for kids with autism in your home or classroom! They are perfect for children who are working on building communication skills, fine motor skills, play skills, imitation skills and more. If you are looking for monthly activities for your child or students with autism, take a look at the Autism Academy, our…

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10 Benefits of Sign Language in the Classroom (Why Sign Language Should Be Taught in School)

December 11, 2018

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There are many benefits to teaching sign language in the classroom with autistic learners. Sign language is one of the most powerful tools you can have in your toolkit to build communication skills and decrease frustration with your little learners. Learn how to teach sign language here. 10 benefits of sign language in the classroom…

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Filed Under: Communication, Sign Language Tagged With: and sign language, autism sign language, non verbal autism

20 reasons to use printable social stories to teach children with autism social skills

November 26, 2018

Social Stories Kids with Autism

Social Stories, first developed by Carol Gray in 1990, are a valuable tool for teaching your child with autism social skills, how to behave in a variety of social situations and to experience more joy and less stress from social interactions. Social Stories are a respected, evidence-based, therapy tool used with individuals with autism of…

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Filed Under: Communication, Home programs, Social skills Tagged With: autism, printable social stories, printable social stories for preschoolers, social stories, social stories for autism, social stories friendship skills

7 Autism Communication Strategies

November 19, 2018

7 Autism Communication Strategies

One of the questions I get asked the most is “when will my child speak” or “how can I teach to autistic students to communicate”? These questions inspired today’s post autism communication strategies. What is a visual learner? A visual learner is someone who responds well to visual information to understand a subject. Many children with…

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Filed Under: Communication, Sign Language Tagged With: asl sign language, autism sign language, non verbal autism

How to make a visual schedule for your child with autism

October 8, 2018

How to make a visual schedule for your child with autism

Wondering how to make a visual schedule for your child with autism? It’s easier than you think and you will be so happy you did it. Visual schedules help autistic learners know exactly which activities need to be completed during the day. They can also help children with autism follow particular steps to complete an…

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Filed Under: Autism 101, Communication, Visual Schedules Tagged With: autism, visual schedule

Fill the Lake with Fish! Free Printable Matching Fish Game for Kids

June 14, 2018

Free Printable Fill the Lake Game!

Fill the Lake with Fish! FILL THE LAKE WITH FISH! This free printable matching game for kids is a great way work on new vocabulary, following instructions and colors. This is such a fun activity! You can use it to teach new vocabulary, counting and more. This engaging activity is easy to prepare and will provide lots of…

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Filed Under: Communication, Free Printables, Home programs Tagged With: autism, printable game

15 Zoo playdough mats

May 23, 2018

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15 zoo playdough mats to use at home or in your classroom! Who doesn’t love animals? I love using beautiful animal images with my little learners at my autism center. In searching for the perfect zoo playdough mats for my autism classroom, I realized there weren’t many options out there. So I made them! I…

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Filed Under: Communication, DIY projects & materials, Sensory activities Tagged With: play dough, playdough mats

Colorful Tulips Spring Playdough Mat (Free Printable)

March 2, 2018

Free Printable Colorful Tulips Spring Playdough Mat #autism #autismawareness #spd #adhd #playdough. speciallearninghouse.com

With Spring just around the corner, this free printable colorful tulips Spring playdough mat is the sensory activity you need in your home or classroom. Making play dough tulips is a fun, educational and colorful sensory activity. Free printable colourful tulips Spring playdough mat (We have included Amazon affiliate links for your convenience. You can read…

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10 Benefits of Visual Schedules for Children with Autism

January 16, 2018

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Visual schedules are a powerful tool for teaching children with autism, increasing their potential to be independent members of society and decreasing stress and frustration in your daily life. I use real photo visual schedules daily at my ABA school in Paris and recommend families use them at home and teachers use them in the…

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Filed Under: Communication, Visual Schedules Tagged With: activities for children with autism, autistic learners, visual schedules

Communication Resources for Your Child with Autism

December 1, 2017

10 Communication Resources for Your Child with Autism. Communication workbook. speciallearninghouse.com

One of the most frequent questions I get from parents at my autism center in Paris , is “when will my child speak?”. The lack of communication that is associated with an autism diagnosis is extremely frustrating. I always answer by sharing autism communication resources and recommending that the parents spend time working on these activities…

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Filed Under: Communication, Educational programs, Home programs Tagged With: autism resources, communication resources, speech therapy

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