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Sue Cunningham

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the 8 key executive functions for an effective learning environment in your child's life

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Social Stories for autism

Social stories are generally written in sentence format. There are seven basic sentence types usually used in the construction of social stories for children with special needs. Read our special guide at https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/social-stories-for-autistic-children/ #autism #socialskills

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Creating a Transitions Box for a Child with Special Needs

this is such a great idea! I'm not a brick & mortar teacher but wanted to share for those who are :) another pinner said: Transition Box for kids with Special Needs. such a key element and a lot of teachers have no idea about it. great for helping a child transition into an unfamiliar environment (pics of people there with names, sensory toy(s), favorite snack, etc).