In a perfect world, we would have seamless on going communication with parents and be able to have plenty of time to get into in-depth discussions about autism, behaviors, expressive/receptive language difficulties, and adapting academics. But in the real world a whole lotta stuff gets in the way of that. Parents are working. Conferences are short. IEP meetings are scheduled back to back to back. We have a lot we want to say and discuss but it’s hard to fit it all in sometimes.For years I wished I had a go-to set of printable hand outs that I could readily utilize with different situations that come up with parents. And then I stopped wishing and made one myself. Wishing only takes you so far these days. These forms have been more helpful than I even anticipated. They are great refresher and conversation starter for your more veteran parents and a perfect intro into the autism world for the parents of your younger students. These are even great for all parents to read to learn about autism!

 

Check out these printable flyers {see more here: Parent Packet}:

This resource would be a great way for teachers to create and develop a successful home/school connection! Utilize these flyers as a method of sharing information and getting everyone on the same page! This was beyond helpful for me in my classroom! Link to product here. Check out the video tour to see all pages: