Winter Learning for Special Needs Students That Keeps Minds Engaged Winter can bring a welcome pause from the busy pace of the school year—but for students with special needs, long […]

5 Ways to Support Consistency and Structure After Winter Break Returning to school after winter break can feel like a big transition, especially for students with special needs. Changes in […]

7 Snow Day Activities that Cater to Preferences and Sensitivities When snow begins to fall and schools close for the day, families are presented with a special opportunity—time to slow […]

6 Ways to Manage Holiday Sensory Overload for a Joyful Season The holidays are often described as “the most wonderful time of the year,” filled with lights, music, family gatherings, […]

8 Games to Improve Visual Perception Skills Visual perception is more than just “seeing.” It’s how the brain interprets and makes sense of what the eyes take in, understanding shapes, […]

Daylight Savings Time Tips to Help Your Child Adjust When daylight savings time begins or ends, the one-hour shift can affect more than just sleep schedules—it can disrupt comfort, focus, […]

Halloween is for Everyone: Healthy Candy Alternatives Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids—costumes, decorations, spooky stories, and yes, candy! But for children with […]

Advice for Managing Autistic Masking and Burnout in the Classroom Autistic students often develop coping strategies to fit in, including something called masking—hiding their natural behaviors, suppressing stimming, or mimicking […]

5 Tips for Teaching Emotional Regulation Skills Emotional regulation skills are essential for children of all abilities, but they can be particularly transformative for students with multiple disabilities, including autism […]

Start the Year Off Right with Our School Supplies List Starting a new school year is an exciting time for students and families alike. Having the right tools on hand […]