One of the best things we can do with our children is to get out of the house and go for a walk. But, we can all agree that going for a walk in Autumn is a lot different when it starts to get cold and wet. When the weather changes in Autumn, it’s not easy for us to go… Read More
The 10 Best Christmas Presents For Your Autism Child
Christmas is tough. There are SO many different toys, games and activities out there now that it can be overwhelming. I hear from so many parents and families that they really struggle to find good, educational toys/games for their children to use at home that will help them develop. And one of the most common questions is “What sensory toys… Read More
Sun Catcher Crafts for the Year
Our students love making crafts through the year, and we wanted a way to display them. We also have quite a dark classroom, and we wanted to brighten it up. It was important that when we brightened it, we didn’t overload our students with colour. We also wanted to make sure that the ‘brightness’ could be ‘hidden’ if needed. After… Read More
Bonfire Night and Autism
Bonfire Night often holds a lot of anxiety for many of us educators. It’s no secret that lots of accidents and injuries have occurred over the years during events. This always makes us feel that little bit anxious. This is especially true when it’s about individuals who are scared of loud noises, surprises and crowds. Sometimes, this can trigger a… Read More
Autism Support At The Airport
Today, I really wanted to talk about the autism support that is now available at airports. As most of you know, I’ve been travelling a lot lately. For the first time on my recent travels I came across the ‘Hidden Disabilities Lanyard’ on one of my travels. If you don’t know about the ‘Hidden Disabilities Lanyard’ this blog post will… Read More
Flexible Seating – What is it?
One of the most common trends in education recently is flexible seating. But, if you’re new to the classroom – or even experienced but haven’t seen it before, you may be wondering, what exactly is it? This blog post is going to explain to you; What flexible seating is The pros and cons of using flexible seating My guidelines What… Read More
What is Planned Ignoring?
Planned ignoring is quickly becoming one of the most popular choices when choosing behaviour strategies. If used correctly, planned ignoring can have great results. But what is it? When should we use it? Read on to find out more.
Advice for the Parent of a Newly Diagnosed Child
Going through a diagnosis progress for your child, can take it’s toll on anyone. Sometimes, this process drains you so much – without you realising – that when you do get a diagnosis, you’re a mixture of emotions. So, we got together with a group of parents with diagnosed children to discuss what top 10 pieces of advice they would… Read More
Do you want FREE classroom resources?
There’s nothing better than free resources, and once a fortnight I send out freebies to my blog followers. All you have to do to receive these freebies – is sign up to my newsletter! When you sign up to my newsletter, you’ll also be the first to hear about; new resources sales and discounts giveaways training courses anything new going… Read More
Create Classroom Decor & Engaging Resources
I get so many emails requesting for me to create specific themes of classroom decor I decided to make this post. The classroom decor sets that I sell are ones that I have already created and used in my classroom. In this post I’m going to share with you the programme I use to create my classroom decor sets. This… Read More
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