This thematic unit is a celebration of brilliant and beautiful brains and individuals. Using neurodiversity-affirming language and themes, students start by learning what Autism is and how our brains help us every day. Students can engage in meaningful discussion and learning about inclusion and everyone's unique identities through differentiated tasks and activities. This resource can be used in general education and special education classrooms.

What's included?

1. Vocabulary - two color options for both the displays and task box

• Display
• Matching Task Box (2 levels)
• Memory Matching Game (2 levels)
• Handwriting Worksheet (3 levels)

2. Book Companion for "Cameron Goes to School" by Sheletta Brundidge and Lily Coyle (book sold separately)

• Adapted Picture Pieces
• Writing Prompts (4 levels)
• Comprehension Questions (2 level)

3. Brain Craft and Writing Prompt

4. All About Brains Anchor Chart

5. Adapted Book - "My Autism Book"

6. Posters and Coloring Pages

Perfect for Autism Acceptance Day or any other time of the year, this unit will help introduce students to conversations of Autism and neurodiversity or deepen understanding.