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This is the perfect board for autism teachers. You will find lots of different resources, activities, visual, display, sensory and set up ideas to use within your classroom to make it a successful and engaging environment.
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What is Stimming? ‘Stimming’ is a term used for self-stimulating behavior. It is also referred to as self-stimulatory behavior. And stimming is a behavior that is characterised by repetitive motions, noises or use of objects. In this blog post today I’m going to be talking all about what stimming is, why people engage in these behaviours and the benefits of them. I hope that this blog post will help you to have a deeper understanding of stimming behaviors and appreciate why you may see your students (or children at home) stimming. Stimming Behavior, Iep Meetings, Self Contained Classroom, Behaviour Management, Special Education Resources, Emotional Regulation, Positive Emotions, Primary Classroom, Behavior Management
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What is Stimming?
What is Stimming? ‘Stimming’ is a term used for self-stimulating behavior. It is also referred to as self-stimulatory behavior. And stimming is a behavior that is characterised by repetitive motions, noises or use of objects. In this blog post today I’m going to be talking all about what stimming is, why people engage in these behaviours and the benefits of them. I hope that this blog post will help you to have a deeper understanding of stimming behaviors and appreciate why you may see your students (or children at home) stimming.
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Calm Down Strategies for Kids Freebie
This calm down strategies for kids freebie is the perfect addition to your classroom. In today’s fast-paced world our students are navigating a lot of emotions. Teaching them how to manage these feelings is crucial for their social-emotional growth. That's where calming strategies come in – and I've created a free adapted book to make this process simple and engaging for you and your students!
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Free Dentist Letter Matching Activity
This free dentist letter matching activity is the perfect addition to your dental health and/or community helpers theme. I use this letter matching activity as part of a sensory bin and my students love it! In this blog post I'm sharing about my sensory bin set up, along with a free printable for you to download and use with your students too.
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Free Interactive Morning Meeting Template
I LOVE morning meeting and it's one of the best parts of my day in the classroom. After getting soo many requests for a copy of my morning meeting PowerPoint, I am so excited to share it with you today! You can find all of the information about how to edit and set up the morning meeting PowerPoint here. Download my free interactive morning meeting PowerPoint for special education here.
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Where is the Baby Shark? Interactive Book
In this blog post today I'm sharing all about my Where is the Baby Shark? interactive book. This interactive book is a fun and hands-on way for students to go through each page and try to find the missing baby shark. You'll also find some information about how to put together this interactive book along with where to download it so you can use it with your students.
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Back to School Special Education Bundle
As a dedicated special education teacher, you know the importance of having diverse and engaging resources that cater to your students' unique needs. That's why we're excited to introduce our Back-to-School Bundle for 2024, specifically designed to support you in creating an inclusive and stimulating learning environment. Our comprehensive bundle includes a wide range of activities and materials across reading, writing, and math, meticulously crafted to enhance your teaching and engage your students. Here’s a sneak peek into what you’ll receive: Reading Resources: Fall Picture Comprehension: Boost reading comprehension with thematic picture exercises. Rhyming Word Task Cards: Fun and interactive cards to enhance phonemic awareness. Connected Cooking Pizza Unit: Integrate cooking and...
Without a doubt, the most common question that I get asked is ‘What is Autism?’ In this blog post today I’m going to be talking all about what autism is. So whether you are here as an individual yourself who is perhaps considering a diagnosis for yourself.. Or you’re a parent of an autistic child, or even a teacher trying to find out more. Throughout this blog post, I will be talking about autism in it’s official definition. BUT, I will also be discussing autism from a neuro-affirming place and to share how our autistic community like to be referred to and thought of. Spectrum Disorder, Teacher Blogs, Resource Classroom, Special Education, Blog Post, Blog Posts, Education
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What is Autism?
Without a doubt, the most common question that I get asked is ‘What is Autism?’ In this blog post today I’m going to be talking all about what autism is. So whether you are here as an individual yourself who is perhaps considering a diagnosis for yourself.. Or you’re a parent of an autistic child, or even a teacher trying to find out more. Throughout this blog post, I will be talking about autism in it’s official definition. BUT, I will also be discussing autism from a neuro-affirming place and to share how our autistic community like to be referred to and thought of.
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Frog Adapted Books for Special Education
In this blog post I'm sharing some of my frog adapted books that are perfect to use with your special education students. You'll find a direct link within this blog post to download all 13 frog adapted books to use with your students. In this blog post you'll also find instructions for how to put together adapted books.
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Errorless Color Adapted Books
In this blog post today I'm sharing about my errorless color adapted books. Errorless learning works really well for the students that I work with.. And if you want to find out more about errorless learning, you may find this blog post helpful. In this blog post you will also find a link to download all of the errorless color adapted books to use with your students too as well as instructions for how to put these adapted books together.
WHAT DOES OVERSTIMULATION LOOK LIKE IN AUTISM? MAY 5, 2024 In this blog post today I’m sharing some information to answer the burning question – what does overstimulation look like in autism? I’m going to touch briefly on what overstimulation is.. along with how this can present differently in your students. WHAT IS OVERSTIMULATION? To put it briefly, overstimulation is when a person is swamped with more sensory input, information, or activities than they can process or handle comfortably. WHAT CAUSES OVERSTIMULATION IN AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS? Overstimulation stems from how our sensory systems interpret and process information. Autism is a neurological condition which affects how a person perceives their environment.. And this can lead to differ Sensory Resources, Staff Management, Sensory Input, Sensory System, Sensory Processing
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What Does Overstimulation Look Like in Autism?
WHAT DOES OVERSTIMULATION LOOK LIKE IN AUTISM? MAY 5, 2024 In this blog post today I’m sharing some information to answer the burning question – what does overstimulation look like in autism? I’m going to touch briefly on what overstimulation is.. along with how this can present differently in your students. WHAT IS OVERSTIMULATION? To put it briefly, overstimulation is when a person is swamped with more sensory input, information, or activities than they can process or handle comfortably. WHAT CAUSES OVERSTIMULATION IN AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS? Overstimulation stems from how our sensory systems interpret and process information. Autism is a neurological condition which affects how a person perceives their environment.. And this can lead to differ
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If you're looking for ideas for what to get for your special education classroom this year, or maybe even to put together a class Amazon wish list.. This blog post is full of over 50 ideas for things that you could use in the classroom! Hi, I'm Nikki, an autism specialist with over 12 years of experience. Through my many years in the classroom I have carefully curated a list of things that have made my life easier and also to make my classroom more supportive, engaging and positive for my students. I've put all my favorite items in one list to make it super easy for you to put together your own Amazon shopping list for your classroom too!
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In this blog post today I’m sharing about how to use a communication book with your autistic students. Many of my students are currently using these communication books to communicate their needs with us in the classroom.. And their communication is becoming more successful and independent with them. Today, I want to share with you how this communication book can be helpful for your students too. But first, I want you to indulge in some little creative imagination with me.
In this blog post today I’m sharing some of my favorite children’s books about autism. I’ve always loved using books as a way to help teach students. And when autism awareness day/week/month starts getting closer, I get a lot more messages. These are usually from teachers and assistants. And one of my biggest suggestions is always to use children’s books. There’s something about a book that’s just a magical way to teach us lessons, in a different way. So, today I wanted to share with you some best children’s books about autism. These are books that I’ve read and used over the years. And each one always hits home with me and makes me really help share the message. Asd Spectrum, Book Corner, Best Children Books, Children's Picture Books
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In this blog post today I’m sharing some of my favorite children’s books about autism. I’ve always loved using books as a way to help teach students. And when autism awareness day/week/month starts getting closer, I get a lot more messages. These are usually from teachers and assistants. And one of my biggest suggestions is always to use children’s books. There’s something about a book that’s just a magical way to teach us lessons, in a different way. So, today I wanted to share with you some best children’s books about autism. These are books that I’ve read and used over the years. And each one always hits home with me and makes me really help share the message.
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I’m so excited to share these 3 free counting adapted books with you today! I LOVE to use adapted books with my students, and as a fellow educator.. I KNOW how hard it is to find time to do all of the things. So, let me take some of that workload off you by giving you some free counting adapted books. In this blog post I’m going to give a brief overview of what adapted books are, as well as a link for how you can make them. You’ll also find a link for downloading 3 free counting adapted books to use with you students.
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In this blog post today I’m answering one of the most common questions I get.. How to make adapted books. I LOVE to use adapted books with my students.. And I’ve been using them now for over 8 years. They’re hands on, engaging, easily differentiated and they work for a range of themes, subjects, skills, ages and abilities. At the end of this blog post you’ll also find links to a bunch of free adapted books to download and use with your students.