Austistic games

19 super fun games for a nonverbal autistic child! Take your child's lead, have fun, and build safety, trust, & language w 19 fun activities!

Choose fun activities for teenagers with autism spectrum disorders and intellectual disabilities based on their functional level than age. Read on to know more.

The best sensory toys for kids with autism that you need for your home, classroom or therapy practice. List created by an autism therapist.

AAC stands for Augmentative and alternative communication. The acronym refers to a range of methods used to communicate where expressive or receptive communication is compromised. AAC systems complement or completely replace speech or writing for those with communication difficulties. Common alternative communication systems include eye-gaze, text to voice processing, PECS, Big Macs, PODD books. Inclusiveteach.com has a selection of AAC games and resources, click the button below to view…

Use these 21+ activities for a nonverbal autistic child at home, in the classroom or in your therapy practice to teach new skills.

If you’ve had the joy of teaching an Autistic child, you’ll know just how critical a supportive environment can be. But sadly, for so many Autistic kids, the right environment and support measures aren’t in place. And the impact of this is profound - as we know, a child’s experience at school can shape their self-identity in real and lasting ways. So BFFs, today I’m sharing five ways to support Autistic kids in your classroom. I’m sharing some of the resources, experts and questions you can…

Floortime Play Therapy for the disengaged autistic child. The autistic children you will find most concerning are those who seem to live in their own world, and seemingly not interact or show any interest in the environment around them. These children will consistently move away from the group or individual, avoid eye contact, or not react to his name. This child seems to prefer to be on his own, doing repetitive things or not doing anything much at all. It is so important to build rela

Looking for the best adapted and inclusive PE games for your students? Adapted physical education involves PE games and activities that have been modified to accommodate students with disabilities or who have gross motor delays.

If you're looking for free resources to set up visual schedules, be sure to check out these free printables for autistic children and their families. #freeprintables #printablesforautisticchildren #visualschedules