Teacher Resources

I'll be honest, I'm not a teacher. I'm just a parent. But I know how important you are. You are an important part of my child's life and in order for my child to succeed in the classroom, you deserve to be more knowledgeable about the neurodiverse children who enter your classroom. You deserve to be prepared with practical tips, tools, and activities. You deserve to be included in the supportive community I have built here. Because trust me, you and I need to work together to ensure the quirky kid doesn't get left behind. The mantra around here is:

Helping you become knowledgeable about the quirky kids in your classroom, arming you with tools to help support those kids, and giving you the supportive community you need.

For helping that hyperlexic child in your classroom...

You just learned about hyperlexia, but have no idea what it is: Learn more about hyperlexia
You are looking for classroom accommodations to help the hyperlexic child: 10 classroom supports & accommodations for hyperlexia
You want to support that hyperlexic child's social skills development and understand the power of social stories for these kids: Find out where to find social stories for free

For your classroom struggles...

Your students need regular body breaks to help with sensory input and self-regulation: Heavy work activities to do at school
Your students struggle with fine motor skills like cutting and writing: Browse all of the fine motor activities
You have a student that constantly chews through pencils: 5 things to know about the child who chews on everything
Your students find transitions difficult: Free social stories about transitions
Your students have troubles with self-regulation: Keep these visual calm down cards handy
You need quick activities to give to those kids who finish their work early: 50+ I spy games should keep them busy

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