Teaching Autism

Advice, Resources and Training for Autism and Special Education Teachers and Homeschoolers

Help for Special Educators Podcast

Lisa Goodell runs an amazing podcast called 'Help for Special Educators.' If you haven't listened to it yet, I highly recommend that you do. Lisa interviews a variety of different special education teachers and specialists to discuss different topics. If you're a first year teacher, or you've been doing this for years - ... read more

Sheep Cupcakes, Farm Baking for Kids

These sheep cupcakes are perfect for your kids to bake during Spring, Easter or for your farm topic! We are working on independence, as always, with my students. This time, I included a flower tray for the decorating process. Each child got their own flower tray. Inside here was their cupcake, icing and decorating pieces. ... read more

Easter Baking for Kids

My kids LOVE to bake and these cornflake cakes are perfect for some Easter baking. We cook as often as we can in class, because I believe there are so many skills that can be learned through baking. To make these cornflake cakes, I've made a PowerPoint slideshow for you to show your students what they need to do, to make ... read more

Free Autism Classroom Resources

Are you looking for free autism classroom resources? Then you are going to go crazy for my VIP free resource library. It's free to access, and there's over 200 different free activities available on there right now - with more being uploaded all the time!And you know the best part? It's totally free to sign up!All you need ... read more

Earth Day Craft for Kids, Handprint Craft

Earth Day is coming up, so today I'm sharing with you an Earth Day craft that we did last year. I love having the chance to teach my students about our planet and how we can help look after it. So, we made these handprint Earth crafts. My students LOVE getting their hands full of paint. When we first introduced handprint ... read more

Autism Awareness Craft

Tomorrow is World Autism Day, one of the most important dates in my diary. I wanted to share this Autism Awareness craft with you that my students made to put on display around our classroom.We spend time all year long trying to spread autism awareness - and acceptable too. But, in April, we always step it up that extra ... read more

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A nice and easy one today… we’re working on different sandwich fillings. As part of our Thanksgiving theme we’ve been cutting our sandwiches up into turkeys.. and they turned out great!! What fun activities do you have planned this week? ⬇️.....#teachingautism #turkeyactivities #turkeyactivitiesforkids #thanksgivingactivitiesforkids #spedteacher #spedteachers #spedsquad #spedclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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💡 Brain breaks aren’t just a pause; they’re a reset. Whether it’s a quick stretch, a movement game, these little moments can lead to BIG learning! 🧠✨.What are your go-to brain breaks? ⬇️.......#teachingautism #spedteacher #spedteachers #spedsquad #spedtribe #spedclassroom #specialeducation #brainbreaks #movementbreaks ... See MoreSee Less

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30 special educators have a super exciting surprise coming on Monday! Comment MAIL below to sign up to my email list for FREE to make sure you don’t miss it! You are not going to believe your eyes… 👀👀 ... See MoreSee Less

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🍁 Thanksgiving Fun with Adapted Books! 🦃.
Comment THANKBOOKS below to get the link ⬇️.Looking for engaging and differentiated resources for your classroom this Thanksgiving? This pack of 18 adapted books is perfect for building sentence skills, symbol recognition, and linking vocabulary to visuals!✅ Differentiated Levels – Tailor learning to every student’s ability.
✅ Skills Focused – Work on colors, counting, prepositions, emotions, shapes, and more!
✅ Interactive and Fun – Students build sentences with symbols while staying engaged.
✅ Color & B/W Options – Perfect for your printing preferences..These books are ideal for special education and mainstream classrooms, encouraging attention to detail and making learning hands-on and fun!🍂 Ready to bring Thanksgiving learning to life? 🦃.#teachingautism #ThanksgivingResources #AdaptedBooks #SpecialEducation #thanksgivingactivitiesforkids #sped #spedteacher #spedsquad #spedclassroom ... See MoreSee Less

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We love making these turkey name hats! Comment HAT below and I'll DM you a link to download the template for F R E E 🚨🦃 ... See MoreSee Less

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