Advice, Resources and Training for Autism and Special Education Teachers and Homeschoolers
These free fire safety counting adapted books are the perfect addition to your community helpers unit. If you and your students love using adapted books, then these are great to add to your collection! In this blog post you’ll find the link to download them for free as well as instructions for how to use these adapted books. Why Use… Read More
These free 2D shape sorting cut and paste worksheets are the perfect addition to your math activities. Your students will love cutting out the different real life objects that are presented in 2D shapes.. And then sorting them into the correct 2D shape category. In this blog post you’ll find the instructions needed for how to use these worksheets as… Read More
This feelings and emotions sensory bin has been a huge hit for us! We love watching the Inside Out films to get a deeper and more visual experience and understanding of our feelings and emotions. I then extended this activity so that we could continue with our learning afterwards. Check out the photos and information below in this post, including… Read More
This free label the skeleton bones activity is sure to be a hit with your students this Halloween! In this blog post today I’m going to be sharing the free task cards for you to download.. As well as instructions for how you can use this activity with your students too. Scroll down below for your free download. What’s Included?… Read More
In this blog post I’m sharing some free Jack-o’-Lantern play dough mats that I think you and your students will love! They are perfect to add to your fine motor / play dough centers.. And bring some Halloween fun to your learning environment. Read on below to find out how to use these play dough mats and where you can… Read More
If you’re looking for a free acorn math activity to use with your students this fall/autumn then this is going to be perfect for you! Read on below to find out how to use this math activity with your students.. And to download it – for FREE! As educators, we understand the importance of keeping students engaged, and what better… Read More
This jam croissants recipe for kids is perfect to do at school or at home. My toddler loves making croissants with all sorts of different fillings.. And they’re super quick and easy (plus cheap!) to make. Read below for the ingredients needed and instructions to make your own jam croissants too! Ingredients Instructions Shop My Kitchen Favorites Helpful Links You… Read More
This erupting Frankenstein science experiment for kids is a huge hit this Halloween! We had so much fun with this science activity and it’s a great way for working on cause and effect skills. The little Frankenstein heads made for the activity to have a fun Halloween theme.. And a perfect way to mix up our science centers! In this… Read More
If you’re looking for easy no-carve pumpkin decorating ideas for kids, then you are going to LOVE this pumpkin decorating activity! It’s quick and easy to make.. You don’t have to carve a pumpkin.. And you can even use a fake pumpkin from the craft store if you want! This craft is perfect for combining nature and crafts this Autumn/Fall… Read More
This acorn sensory bin is the perfect autumn/fall activity to set up for your students / children at home. We loved setting this one up and it’s honestly been a huge hit.. Especially the squirrel tweezers – my students LOVE anything like that! In this blog post I’m going to share how you can create this sensory bin with your… Read More
