by Sasha Long | Jan 24, 2013 | Resources |
Today is the day my little (er.. big) ones have been waiting for! The highlight of the month of January – Special Olympics Basketball Skills. This event is perfectly timed. What else do we have going on in January? We are all settling in to a winter funk so this...
by Sasha Long | Dec 13, 2012 | Curriculum Ideas |
Remember when I used that horrible analogy comparing the excitement of a Jay-Z CD release party to the extreme anticipation my students have of the release of my monthly calendars? Well if you bought that – here’s your next tale. This week is the high...
by Sasha Long | Nov 11, 2012 | Uncategorized |
1. We went to the grocery store last week. Our shopping list was a particularly hilarious combination of thanksgiving food (for our upcoming thanksgiving party) and snack items. We also made a last minute addition of blackberries. One of my students pointed at...
by Sasha Long | Oct 26, 2012 | Resources |
Social stories go along with autism treatment plans just like ballet flats go with skinny jeans. Although potentially vastly over prescribed and commonly used incorrectly, I believe that social stories do have their place in the wonderful world of autism...
