When used consistently and correctly, social skills activities for special needs students can be a great way to foster cooperation, problem-solving skills, and more.

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Parents have long sought out sensory toys to alleviate their children’s extreme irritability, restlessness, and discomfort. These objects provide a fun outlet for children with special needs to engage in calming, manipulative play.

As many parents and professionals know, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often co-occur in children. Recent studies show that approximately 30-80% of individuals with ASD also have ADHD.

Regardless of its form, advocacy is vital to ensuring that all students with disabilities have access to the quality education they deserve.

These sensory crafts for special needs students will help your child to develop their fine motor skills, as well as their cognitive and social skills.

The Deron School of NJ’s special education programs and resources are designed to meet the needs of students with a wide range of disabilities.

While many children enjoy dressing up for Halloween, those with special needs often find the holiday overwhelming. If you have a child with special needs, you may be wondering how to make Halloween more enjoyable for them.

Are you a parent of a special needs child wondering, “what is sensory integration and how can it help my child?” If so, you’re not alone.