I am a former General and Special Ed teacher. I also have experience lecturing in Child Development. I currently home-school my teenage son, who has autism, as school didn't work out for him. All the graphics used in my resources have been designed by to appeal to a wide age range, as I know how difficult it can be to find suitable resources for older students with autism and special needs. These graphics have been created by my older daughter, who has recently opened her own clip art store RG Designs As some students with autism can be overloaded by too much visual input, my resources have been created with clear layouts and plain backgrounds. Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Pinterest

While I was a classroom teacher I loved to create fun teaching resources for my students of all abilities. Now I love to use active learning tasks to engage and motivate my teen son to learn. Meeting his sensory needs is so important to help him cope and engage with the world around him. Having opportunities to complete tasks and activities independently is very important for students with autism, so that they do not become dependent on adult prompts and assistance. I believe that turn taking games and activities are a fantastic way to promote joint attention, and teach basic social skills to students with autism.

I graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Education Degree (Hons) from UWS

Honours Degree in Primary Education. Since my son's diagnosis in 2002 I have continued to educate myself about autism, sensory processing and speech and language therapy by studying many, many books on these subjects. I also keep up to date with research, therapies and strategies by reading autism specific publications.

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