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Promoting good hygiene in children with autism and/or special educational needs during the COVID-19 outbreak

3/15/2020

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We have created a round-up of free resources which use visual aids to promote good hygiene and independence in this area. The main post is located in our independence section.

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If you're a creator and would like your [free] resource shown in the gallery, and your page linked in, then please get in touch.
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Making food choices

2/29/2020

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* You can find more food resources in the sensory section.

Remember our last what's to eat freebie? Well, I like a pretty picture - which is good as too much of the same thing causes some focus loss in this household - so I've created a few more for you to choose from, add to the collection, or try out for the first time. If you don't know what this is for, then check out the previous
post or my food therapy pinterest board.

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Common morning activities to use in your morning routine visual schedule...

2/28/2020

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Common symbols associated with mornings, getting ready for school and having breakfast etc. There's two pages here which work well with the weekly calendar or with any visual aid you find fits in well with your family.

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Common evening/weekend activities to use with your visual schedules.

2/28/2020

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A variety of symbols - three pages of them - covering some of the more popular activities for an evening or weekend. These can be used with the weekly calendar or with any visual schedule that suits you.

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Goodnight Schedule & Example Symbols

2/28/2020

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Let your child choose what they want to happen as they unwind for the evening, and let you know.

This free printable is for use at bedtime and includes symbols for some of our personal popular relaxing activities.

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Regular After School Schedule & Clock Faces

2/28/2020

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Here we have a free printable of our standard after-school schedule. 

As our times probably don't line up with yours, there is also a page of various clock faces to cover and personalise.

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Free 'Don't Forget' Shower/Bathing Visual Schedule for Teens

2/28/2020

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*This is also posted in our 'Independence' section here.*

This is one we have simply HAD to make and acts as a permanent reminder in the bathroom for our very reluctant teenager washer!

Anyone with a teen - autism or not - I am sure can relate to what puberty does to a teenage boy's 'aura'!

This just serves as a reminder to wash all the different body parts, without having to stand outside and recall each one every time your child is in the bathroom.

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Weekly Calendar

2/28/2020

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For use with 1 inch symbol cards - with many of the most popular included in a download below - this is a weekly calendar designed with a school week in mind. 

It's your decision whether to pre-fill 'school' mon-fri in the AM and PM (which is our standard) or to include other things such as activities you do before and immediately after the school day.

Read more for the download and associated symbols.

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Free Printable Task Schedule

2/28/2020

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This free visual resource offers a little more than the standard now and next boards... and helps build independence.

To start, you simply fill out the top 'to do' section with PECs cards or your own printed photos (or writing if you're at that stage) and then when your child/student completes each task they can move it down to the 'finished' section. 

This helps with planning how to complete a number of tasks - or steps in one task - and allows the user independence in completing a whole project with minimal support. 

Note on sizing: For ease, and use within a communication book if you have one, this is not quite A4 sized. Instead it is just over 6 inches. Print as you normally would on A4 paper and then cut to preferred standards. We like this size as it allows us to keep a sentence strip in view in the communication book. (Sentence strip and page can also be downloaded below, or from the communication book set available here.)

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    Schedules

    This part of the website hosts a growing collection of visual schedules which can be printed, laminated and used for free. Use alongside a communication book and PECs or completely independently - do what works for your family.

    Visual schedules are an excellent way of helping to prepare, communicate and ease transition/decision-making for those on the autism spectrum, with aspergers, ASD, and indeed many other forms of SEN (special educational needs.)

    If you are new to using visual resources then please feel free to take a look at our 'communication book' page which has lots of starter pages - in a variety of themes.

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    • Emotions
    • Independence
    • Behaviour Management
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  • Other
    • Communication Book
    • Makaton
    • About PECS