Over ten years as an Autism Aide for children from preschool age to 6th grade. Trained and certified in many programs that focus on the Autism Spectrum such as; ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), DTT (Discrete Trial Traning), PRT (Pivitol , PMI, NET,
15 face templates in all, perfect for drawing a face in on the first day of school! Can be used with many other activities, such as showing different emotions, drawing in students favorite things, etc. It can be used many ways! There are many different hairstyles, my favorites are the mohawk and the braids.
This can be used to learn about the seasons as well as being a great addition to learning all about apples!
Consists of an art activity for each season!
This Christmas Tree Counting Independent Work Station Activity can be used in a variety of settings, such as (but not limited to):
-Print all pages, preferably on card stock (you may print off more presents if you need to)
-Cut out each piece
-Laminate (This is optional, but it tends to be more durable)
-Have fun teaching!
(I also substitute the presents for M&Ms for ornaments.)
This Winter Mitten Lacing and Counting Independent Work Station Activity can be used in a variety of settings, such as (but not limited to):
-Independent work (for retention and practice)
-Small group activities/lessons
-1 to 1 correspondence for rote counting
(These are just a few places where I use this, but if you use these in other settings, I would love to know!)
This is a great way to expand on learning about the life cycle of an Apple. It allows the student to write about what is happening in each stage as well as having him or her to put it in sequence.
This Gum Ball Math Unit consists of:
Number Identification
Matching objects to the given number
Color Sorting/matching
Coin sorting/matching
Addition/subtraction sentence building
This Turkey Counting Independent Work Station Activity can be used in a variety of settings, such as (but not limited to):
-Independent work (for retention and practice)
-Small group activities/lessons
-1 to 1 correspondence for rote counting
(These are just a few places where I use this, but if you use these in other settings, I would love to know!)
A great, fun, and educational game that is based off of Fry's first 100 word list. Students must match words to create and build roads for their adventure!
A fun way to continue learning about apples.
Consists of using apple seeds as counters to count up to the given number, and creating number bonds and learning about simple addition.
This is a super fun unit that goes well with learning about apples.
Consists of learning the parts of an apple, a taste testing apple graph, as well as describing the 5 different senses when eating an apple!
A fun way to continue learning all about apples.
Consists of sorting apples according to color, as well as sorting the different stages of the life cycle of an apple.
Simple addition and subtraction worksheets to go along with learning about apples unit.
Includes counting objects, adding objects, subtracting objects, and filling in the missing number.
First-Then cards are one of the most simplistic visual cues for those with Autism. They are simple as well as effective.
This type of visual intervention presents to the student what need to be done FIRST, which is THEN followed by the reinforcement.
(I usually laminate each sheet so that I can write what the student needs to do first, and what the student will get after the task is completed, with a white board marker. For lower functioning students, I usually laminate each sheet as wel
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Experience
Over ten years as an Autism Aide for children from preschool age to 6th grade. Trained and certified in many programs that focus on the Autism Spectrum such as; ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), DTT (Discrete Trial Traning), PRT (Pivitol , PMI, NET,
Teaching style
Small classroom setting, usually consisting of 5 to 10 students who are diagnosed with Autism. Conduct through use of Evidence Based Practices called ABA.
Awards & shining teacher moments
Kappa Pi Member, National Technical Honors Society Member
My own education history
University of Hawaii-Special Education (focus on Autism)
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh-BA Graphic Design
Additional biographical information
Autism II Aide for Richland 2 School Dist in Columbia, SC. (2013-present)
ASDEA (Autism Spectrum Disorder Educational Assistant) for the State of Hawaii Dept. of Education, Windward Dist, Autism Department. (2008-2013)
SPTA (Specialized Teachers Aide) for Clark County School Dist in Las Vegas, NV. (2003-2008)
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