200 Picture Writing Prompts with Visual Supports for Autism Units or Sp Ed
Unplugged Coding Activity – Spaceships Adapted & Leveled Tech for Special Education and Autism Units (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
Unplugged Coding Activity – Spaceships Adapted & Leveled Tech for Special Education and Autism Units (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
Picture Exchange for nonverbal students is an effective way to implement a communication system. It relies on three main principles and a cycle of phases. Learn more on how to implement picture exchange in your Autism unit.
10 Easy Ways to Presume Competence in Students with Disabilities like Autism. Presuming Competence: What is means, why you should, what it looks like, and why it is important.
The very first year I taught in an Autism Unit I was fresh out of alt-cert and was woefully unprepared for all that you need to be successful teaching students with significant disabilities… what I wouldn’t give to go back to that new teacher with a gaggle of workstation tasks! Unfortunately, time travel is still…
Autism and Wandering in the Classroom – What you can do to change the behavior in 5 steps.
A student run coffee cart is a wonderful enterprise activity, vocational training job task, and overall fun work to incorporate into your classroom. I have… Read More »Student Run Coffee Cart
I love, love, love token boards! If you have never used one before, then you are missing out. It is a powerful tool that, surprisingly,… Read More »Free Token Boards
Vocational task for Special Education students, and students with Autism. Fun learning skills using grocery store.
Engage students with Autism or significant disabilities using these Unplugged Coding activities. Easily differentiate your technology stations for students of all ability levels. You will have 3 activities where students use arrows to code. Perfect for those who are challenged with object matching and discrimination.
Engage students with Autism or significant disabilities using these Unplugged Coding activities. Easily differentiate your technology stations for students of all ability levels. You will have 3 activities where students use arrows to code.