We absolutely love any opportunity we can get to bring the learning outdoors. Especially when it comes time for fall. There is really nothing prettier than the leaves turning colors. And it provides for a great opportunity to have a nature based color matching game. Plus? Who doesn’t love the chance to go get paint …
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While we are setting up our afterschool at home schedule, I’m also looking at my autistic daughter’s IEP goals. This is how I set up our themes and activities. I do admit, I look to preschool and PreK for inspiration for themes as I still have my books from when I co-taught. However, I also …
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If you are working on fine motor skills with your preschooler or older autistic child, be sure to add these fun free printable fall themed fine motor worksheets for autism. Similar in style to my Easter Fine Motor themed sheets, this series will eventually contain several holiday and seasonal themes. Perfect for classroom or at-home …
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Tracing is a good way to teach handwriting. Preschoolers are still learning proper letter formation. As they work on those skills, you can provide them with opportunities to trace letters, words, and sentences. Today, I have a wonderful pack of autumn worksheets that provide handwriting practice for preschoolers. Each page provides a chance for little …
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We absolutely love Eric Carle, renowned and beloved children’s author and illustrator. Most children are familiar with The Very Hungry Caterpillar and that was Squeaker’s first introduction into this imaginative, colorful, and playful world. We have done one mini-unit so far on this book and I have plans to do mini-units on other books in …
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Even if your child is not hearing impaired, I would highly recommend introducing sign language to your baby. This gives your baby another way to communicate before they have the words to do so and can also be an important tool later on in life. Who knows what they might encounter in a work place …
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