by Gina Russell, B.S , M.Ed | Apr 28, 2022 | Language Arts, Literacy for Children with Autism |
After almost 12 years of teaching tiny humans in the classroom, I have tried so many strategies to increase active engagement, attention and just overall fun with learning. Now I am with even younger children (birth to 3), and I have a lot of parents that say their...
by Jen Koenig, B.S, M.Ed., LBS1 | Feb 16, 2022 | Curriculum Ideas, Literacy for Children with Autism, Resources |
Let’s get started! Our literacy course, The Roadmap to Reading, is packed with resources. With the purchase of the literacy course, you have the option of purchasing the Instructional Toolkits and Informal Assessment kit. These are a must buy, in my opinion, and...
by Sasha Long, M.A., BCBA | Nov 15, 2021 | Literacy for Children with Autism |
Picking my favorite adapted books is kind of like picking my favorite treat at Dairy Queen – I like them all! But I do go through phases of really liking certain books for certain reasons. Here are my 5 current favorite adapted books. These represent a really...
by Heather Hoeft, B.S., M.Ed., LBS1 | Sep 8, 2021 | Academics, Curriculum Ideas, Expressive Language, Language Arts, Literacy for Children with Autism |
I have met more and more young children interested in literacy. Although reading is not a skill we expect to be mastered at this age, I do not want to hold them back. Whether I am working with friend’s children, my child, clients, or students, literacy is an...
by Heather Hoeft, B.S., M.Ed., LBS1 | Dec 23, 2020 | Basic Skills, Language Arts, Literacy for Children with Autism, Math, Organization & Classroom Setup |
As we head into winter break, my number one goal is to be prepared and ready for resuming school in January, whether it be in person or remote. Using my plan time efficiently has been a main focus while working from home. Staying organized, on top and ahead of lesson...
by Jen Koenig, B.S, M.Ed., LBS1 | Sep 16, 2020 | Curriculum Ideas, Literacy for Children with Autism |
Last spring we went on a hunt. COVID hit everyone by surprise, especially educators. We went from in-person learning to virtual learning in a day’s time. My district was not ready for virtual learning. Especially our most specialized special education students...
