Advice, Resources and Training for Autism and Special Education Teachers and Homeschoolers
Today I’m going to be sharing 10 tips for the parents of a newly diagnosed ADHD child. For this blog post, I got together with a group of parents of ADHD children. We all discussed what some of our best tips are for parents of a newly diagnosed child. And today, I’m so excited to share them with you. Patience… Read More
One of the most common questions I get asked. ‘When Will My Autistic Child Talk?’ This is especially common after a diagnosis has been confirmed. And honestly, there’s no answer I can give. Your child mays tart babbling, they may one day talk and never stop talking – they may never talk. This may not be what you want to… Read More
My new autism podcast for teachers and parents is live! And I’ve had so much great feedback from you all already! Thank you so much for tuning in and listening to our episodes. My podcast is perfect for anyone with an interest in autism and special education. This could be teachers, therapists, education professionals, homeschool communities and even families and… Read More
I’m so excited to share with you my best parent and teacher communication tips today. Communicating with our students parents and families is an important part of our job. However, what’s the best way for us to communicate? Sometimes finding the time to fill in communication books everyday is hard – especially if you have staff shortages, behaviours at the… Read More
Congratulations on starting – or completing – your first year as a teacher. You’ve worked so hard to get here and you should be proud of yourself. You’ve probably prepared for many things in advance. But, did you prepare your immune system? Today I’m talking about teacher immune system tips for first year teachers. When I first started, I was… Read More
These classroom management strategies are one of the most important parts of running your classroom. In fact, it’s probably the most important piece to the classroom puzzle. There are so many different strategies available now to use for classroom management. And this can make it daunting to decide which one is best for you, your students and your classroom. Today,… Read More
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 – there’s still some value to be found… Read More
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 on below to find… Read More
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… Read More
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
