Blog – Page 6 – Autism Early Learning

Music: Let Everyone Clap Hands Like Me

So I tried to find a youtube video of this song, but they were all too unbearable to watch. So you can google it if

Sorting Activities for Preschoolers

Yesterday I posted about Matching Activities, and today I have a list of Sorting Activities. Some of the sorting and matching activities are interchangeable, but for

Preschool Math Activities: Matching

Over the next several days, I’m going to post ideas to use with your Activity Schedule. Some of these activities you can probably make yourself, but

A Quick Guide to Help You Understand Special Ed Acronyms

When your child has a CA of 3, you will have his IEP at the CDC where you will discuss the LRE with the LEA

Grocery Shopping Intervention for Kids With Autism

My last post addressed why grocery trips can be difficult for a child with autism. Now let’s discuss a few techniques that can be

Autism Sensory Overload at the Grocery Store

I’ll be completely honest, I’ve come really close to tears while shopping before. First it was just a rough week, second I really dislike shopping

Our Sensory Systems and Learning

The past few days I have felt really dizzy, not sure why yet. Today has been the worst of the dizzy days so far. I

Saying Good Job Without Saying “Good Job”

In my preschool class for kids with autism, positive reinforcement has always been important. One thing we noticed was how often we would use the

Imitation Skills and Music

Think about all of the things you learned by watching someone else do it. For me it’s easier to see someone do it so I

Autism Therapies Comparison

This is a great form that the PLAY Project has for parents who are interested in learning the differences between Play-based therapies and Behavioral therapies.