Autism Class

Use this visual schedule all day, everyday, year after year! A visual schedule is imperative for children with autism. It helps ease transitions and creates structure/ routine in the classroom. Here are 37 visual schedule pictures that I created and use daily with my students. I update the product whenever I add more pieces in my classroom :) The schedule includes the following: 1. Bathroom 2. Lunch 3. Go Home 4. Morning Work 5. Centers (two different choices) 6. Play Centers (two differen

✫ I use these schedules all day, everyday, year after year! Save money by purchasing this bundle, which contains both of my classroom schedule products. A visual schedule is imperative for children with autism. It helps ease transitions and creates structure/routine in the classroom. Here are 37 visual schedule pictures that I created and use daily with my students. ✫ This bundle includes the large version to hang up for the whole class, as well as the smaller version for individual schedule

★ Visual Schedules for four different routines!! In large versions to post in a classroom and in smaller, individual versions to keep on a key ring! Great for students who have trouble remembering the order of tasks, and especially useful for children with special needs/ autism. ✔ Hand-washing Routine: 6 Hand-washing steps ✔ Arrival Routine: 5 Arrival Steps ✔ Dismissal Routine: 5 Dismissal Steps ✔ Lunch/ Recess Routine: 4 different versions!!! ✷ 2 different versions for lunch before reces

These are 28 different pictures for individual schedule pieces that can be used for children with autism or other disabilities at home and within the community. I print these on cardstock, use clear packaging tape to laminate them, and put velcro on the back of each picture. Next, I use two sentence strips or long pieces of paper labeled, "To Do" and "I'm Done." I put velcro on the strips, and then parents or caregivers at home can set up the, "To Do" schedule. As the child completes each acti

•Instructions, Labels, & Pictures to create FIVE homemade task boxes! The set also comes with labels for the boxes and instructions for each box (that you can Velcro inside the lid!) I also included a supply list for each box. All items can be bought at a dollar store or found around your home! •Great for children with autism or pre-school students! These task boxes are designed to help children work on fine motor and sorting skills. Excellent independent task or center's activity!!! You

3 Parent Forms/ Surveys designed for parents of children with autism, but may apply for other disabilities too. Includes the following: 1. Adaptive and Daily Living Skills Survey for School-Aged Children: This survey is designed for parents, teachers, and caregivers of children with special needs. It is a helpful tool to have parents complete to give information about student's daily living skills. The survey can be completed at the beginning of the year for every student or prior to

Three useful products: 1. Social Wheel: students create their own social wheel that they can use to practice initiating play with peers. It can be used throughout the school day to help students initiate play and generalize the skill. 2. Social Play Check-Out Sheet: designed for students to complete after peer play. Sheet can be used daily or as frequently as appropriate. Helps promote independence! 3. Play Skills Data Sheets: three levels that can be used for both initial assessment and on

These are the smaller, individual schedule pieces that go along with the larger, board version. I print these on cardstock, use clear packaging tape to laminate them, and put velcro on the back of each picture. Each student has a strip of velcro on their desks and a container full of their pieces. I have my students copy the board version onto their own desks. **Also included on the last few pages are 2 copies of each picture so you can easily print extras when students lose pieces or for ne

☆ Matching Emotions! Kids love emojis! An engaging, yet basic way to learn about emotions. Includes five worksheets where students draw a line to match emoji pictures and five worksheets where students cut and paste to match emoji pictures. ✬Too easy? Check out Level Two: Emoji Feelings: Level Two✯ You May Also Like:Emoji BingoSocial Skills Lap BookConversation SkillsChoice Boards BundleSocial QuestionsSocial Skills BundleSentence Comprehension: Level OneSentence Comprehension: Level TwoSente

☆Life Long Tool! Use Daily! This versatile communication sheet can be used in a variety of settings. Great for school (special education or inclusion), camp, or daycare. Use for one particular child in a general education setting or for your entire class in a self-contained special education setting. Designed to promote parent communication, as well as provide documentation for the teacher. On the sheet, write the teacher name or room number in the star. This product can be used time and

I created this survey for my students' parents to fill out in the beginning of the school year. It helps give me a snapshot of each child before I formally assess them.

Use these signs as a guide for setting up a sensory room! Hang each sign in the appropriate center. The signs include: 1. Welcome to the Sensory Room (to hang on door/ outside room) 2. Music Center 3. Tunnel and Tent Center 4. Arts and Crafts Center 5. Sensory Play Center 6. Movement Games Center 7. Ball Pit Center 8. Board Games Center 9. Social Skills Center 10. Construction Zone Center ✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫✫ Feedback is always appreciated, very helpful, and you receive TPT cr

✰ Includes 6 posters depicting the visual steps of hand-washing. Each poster states the step and shows a picture. Great for all young students and especially useful for students with autism. Hang over the sink in your classroom and in the bathrooms! ✰ You may also enjoy: Visual Schedule for Autism Bundle Visual Schedule for Autism: Home and Community Pieces Visual Schedules: Functional Routines Sign Language Visuals Comparing Numbers Visuals Writing Visuals Play Skills Pack Behavior

I have used this with various students with autism. You can simply change the pictures to correlate with the individual child's replacement behaviors. It's also smart to laminate it and use velcro to put the picture of what the child is "working for." You can draw stars or use stickers.

*Visual Morning Calendar: -Circle the Day -Circle the Month -Circle the Date -Circle the Year -Practice writing *Great to use daily