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Back to School : Classroom calm down strategies for Kids with Autism

September 5, 2017

Back to School Calm Down Strategies for Kids with Autism

15 of my favorite classroom calm down strategies for kids with autism. Your child can benefit from using these strategies at school, in a regular or adapted classroom setting and/or at home in a home program.   1. Breathe deeply and count to 5. 2. Doodle. Related : Autism Classroom Setup (6 Tips) 3. Drink a glass…

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5 Ways to use trains to teach your child with autism to communicate

July 5, 2017

Children with autism often love playing with trains. Let’s use your child’s interest to help him or her progress. These are 5 Ways to use trains to teach your child with autism to communicate. Let’s get started! 1. Teach your child to use a sign to ask for the train. This is the adapted autism sign…

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How to get your time back as an autism mom

June 28, 2017

How to get your time back as an autism mom? Follow these steps and get some time back for you. | speciallearninghouse.com

How to get your time back as an autism mom? This is one of the questions I get asked all the time! Sometimes, the moms at my learning center for children with autism look desperate. They are desperate to have some time to themselves, to have some adult conversation and/or to just take a nap!…

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Filed Under: Home programs Tagged With: adapted autism signs, autism signs

Flower power springtime crafts for kids

June 19, 2017

Flower power springtime crafts for kids. Autism-friendly. | speciallearninghouse.com

Raise your hand if you’re excited for the warm weather! What better way to celebrate than with these flower power springtime crafts for kids? Build fine motor skills and have some sensory fun with these simple autism-friendly flower crafts. Splatter flower toothbrush craft from Crafty Morning. This activity will inspired your child to be creative…

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Filed Under: Fine motor skills, Home programs, Sensory activities Tagged With: children's art, children's crafts, children's springtime activities, spring is in the air

Creative & fun play with straws

June 12, 2017

Creative & fun activities that will encourage your child to play with straws and progress and learn as a result! | speciallearninghouse.com

I love these creative & fun activities that will encourage your child to play with straws and progress and learn as a result! You can create fun and educational activities using very simple and inexpensive materials. I coach families at my learning center in Paris to search at home for learning materials before they go out…

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Filed Under: DIY projects & materials, Educational programs, Fine motor skills, Home programs, Sensory activities, Therapeutic materials Tagged With: activities for children with autism, inexpensive learning materials, simple homemade materials, straw activities for kids

11 Everyday therapy tools for your home program

June 5, 2017

11 Everyday therapy tools for your home program. | speciallearninghouse.com

You are excited about your home program and you want to put things in place with your child right away! Unfortunately, sometimes getting all of the materials that you need to start working can be costly. You want to put together your Magic Therapy Bag of materials, order puzzles and get together that first list…

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Filed Under: Home programs Tagged With: autism, DIY, homeschooling

Autism friendly bow tie pasta crafts for kids

May 5, 2017

These Autism friendly bow tie pasta crafts for kids are creative & fun. A great way to engage your child, build fine motor skills & have fun! | speciallearninghouse.com

These Autism friendly bow tie pasta crafts for kids are creative & fun. A great way to engage your child, build fine motor skills & have fun! Who knew bow tie pasta could be such a versatile and fun craft material? We use all kinds of sensory materiels in my learning center. You can work…

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Monet’s garden + 3 Monet inspired sensory projects for kids with autism

May 3, 2017

Monet inspired sensory projects for kids with autism. | speciallearninghouse.com

3 Monet inspired sensory projects for kids with autism to engage your child, increase learning, interaction and fun. One of my absolute favorite day trips from Paris is Giverny, where you can visit the house and gardens of Claude Monet. (Image source) It is so fun wandering around the beautiful house and gardens, learning about…

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Filed Under: Home programs, Learning colors, Sensory activities Tagged With: claude monet, giverny, impressionists

Food stamping activities for children with autism

May 1, 2017

These food stamping activities for children with autism are fun, simple & inexpensive. These activities build fine motor strength & precision & are great sensory activities. | speciallearninghouse.com

Make beautiful art with homemade food stamps! These food stamping activities for children with autism are fun, simple and inexpensive. These activities are a great way to build fine motor strength and precision, engage your child with autism in sensory activities and to have a lot of family fun. Materials needed for these activities :…

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Filed Under: Educational programs, Home programs, Sensory activities Tagged With: food stamping, painting, sensory play

Why you should buy an aquarium for your child with autism

April 14, 2017

Why should you buy an aquarium for your child with autism? There are at least 7 benefits! | speciallearninghouse.com

Why should you buy an aquarium for your child with autism? There are at least 7 benefits! Aquarium for Children with Autism 1. Your child will be proud to have a pet. Having a pet can be a wonderful source of pride. In order to build your child’s positive self-esteem, it is really important that…

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Filed Under: Animal-assisted therapy, Home programs Tagged With: aquarium for autism, fish for autistic child, kids with autism and aquariums

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