Time to summarize a buuuuusy summer! This summer was dedicated to a summer series of the Seven Steps for Setting Up a Stellar Autism Room. Each week was dedicated to providing advice, photos, resources, and ideas for how to create an amazing foundation for your classroom. The new school year is so close you can smell it. Or maybe you are even already in the new year! Either way – time to check back in and make sure your foundation is strong and sturdy! Click each heading to link to the post!
Thanks for reading and thanks for all your great comments this summer! I hope these posts have been helpful! 🙂
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3 Responses
Thank you so much for posting diverse, valuable tips to make the classroom run more smoothly due to your excellent planning and organization. Many thanks- have a wonderful school year!!!
julie
Thank you so much for your sweet words, Julie!
Hi Sasha!!!
Sorry, I forgot where my other post went , but i said i needed help making my students schedules her is an example. Oh, and i prefer you just post your answer on the blog, my email password is lost and i cant log in. Thanks!!!
Kylie
Aubrey
8:20-8:30-Unpacking Routine
8:30-9:00-Reading/Reading Center
9:00-9:30-Speech/Calendar
9:30-10:00-Signing time/S.S.
10:30-10:45-Writing
10:45-11:00-TTw/Keel
11:00-11:30-Fine Motor/Sensory
11:30-12:00-Lunch
12:00-12:10-Science
12:10-12:30-Recess
12:30-12:45-TV/Computer
1:15-1:45- O.T./Homeroom, Break Time
1:45-2:00-Independent Activity
2:00-2:20-Snack
2:20-2:50-Math/Work Jobs
2:50-3:00-Motor Lab
3:00-3:20-Pack