Kids Books: Whole Body Listening Larry at School
Whole Body Listening Larry at School is an excellent book to teach the concept “whole body listening” and following directions within the school setting.
Fun Activities
The Upside of Making Your Own Educational Toys
I remember the first time I brought an educational toy. It was a shape sorter in which the square block fits in the square hole, the ball in the round...
“Foodie” Fun for Kids: Chicken Pot Pie Cupcake
Encouraging Speech & Creating Yum! Chicken Pot Pie Cupcake What a great combo: chicken pot pies and cupcakes. Inspired by a recipe that we came across from Bev Cooks, we...
Five Fitness Facts for a Fitter Fall
Recent research has demonstrated that the autism population may be more at risk for lifestyle-related medical complications (Type II Diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease) than the neurotypical population due to several issues
National Parks = American Treasures
A trip to a National Park, whether for a day, or more, will provide you with a wonderful experience.
Kids Books: Be Careful and Stay Safe
Do you need a good book to help explain to your child how to be safe and careful in the community and around the house?
Therapies for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Besides putting a child on a GFCF (Gluten Free-Casein Free…and often Soy free, too) diet many parents turn to a variety of therapies to help their child with ASD and...
ASK Angie ASL – Summer Social Activities
VIDEO DEMONSTRATION: Social activities you enjoy during summer break like swimming, playing games, eating and picnicking. Remember to use your manners and practice basic signs. Use your signs during different...
Roping in the Fun Using Fitness Ropes with Special Needs Athletes
One of the reasons Autism Fitness programming works for my athletes is the selection of equipment that we use. Any tool is only as good as the coach using it...
How to Use Music to Bond with Your Child and Help Them Reach Developmental Goals
Music. Does your child enjoy it? I am guessing that the answer is, “Yes, my child loves music!” My next question is, “How are you using music to bond with...
