Autism Printables

Blue and Cream Illustrative Job Titles Education Flashcard (Free Printable PDF) Teaching children about different jobs can spark curiosity and understanding of the world, and visuals make it much easier for autistic children to grasp. These Blue and Cream Illustrative Job Titles Education Flashcards are designed to introduce various professions in a clear, engaging, and educational way. Each card features a friendly illustration of a job — like teacher , scientist , doctor , or engineer — paired with the job title. The blue and cream color scheme keeps the design calm and focused, helping your child connect images with words while learning about different careers. You can use these flashcards during learning sessions, role-play activities , or therapy to build vocabulary, career awareness , and confidence. Repetition with visuals makes understanding and remembering professions easier. About These Flashcards Each card in this Blue and Cream Illustrative Job Titles ...

Animal Alphabet Write and Wipe Handwriting Tracing Flashcards (Free Printable PDF) Learning letters and handwriting can be fun and interactive for autistic children with the right tools. These Animal Alphabet Write and Wipe Handwriting Tracing Flashcards are designed to teach the alphabet while combining creativity and repetition. Each card features a friendly animal illustration paired with a letter, along with clear tracing lines for your child to practice writing. The write-and-wipe format allows repeated practice, helping children build handwriting skills, letter recognition, and confidence in a playful, hands-on way. You can use these flashcards during learning sessions, morning routines, or therapy to support fine motor skills , literacy, and early writing development. Repetition with visual cues makes learning letters enjoyable and memorable. About These Flashcards Each card in this Animal Alphabet Write and Wipe Handwriting Tracing Flashcards  set feat...

  Short Description: From screen time to meltdowns, discover ways to manage daily home life with consistency, structure, and autism -friendly strategies. When our son was first diagnosed with autism, I thought the biggest challenge would be therapy sessions or navigating the school system . I was wrong. The hardest part? The everyday stuff. The noise of the blender, the refusal to wear socks, the meltdown when the internet cuts off, the toothbrush that “hurts,” the food that must not touch other food. The things most families do without a second thought. That’s where autism hit home the most. So today I want to talk about what it’s really like — and what’s helped us — in the daily, hour-by-hour life of raising a child on the spectrum . How Autism Affects Daily Life (in Kids and Adults) Autism doesn’t “switch on” at school and turn off at home. It touches everything — meals, mornings, playtime, sleep, and emotions. Here’s how autism affects daily life in children  (and even a...

  Short Description: IEP tips, classroom behavior support, and back-to-school routines—helping parents prepare their autistic child for preschool , kindergarten , or special education . The first day I dropped my son off at preschool, I didn’t cry because it was the “first day of school.” I cried because I was scared. Would they understand him? Would they be patient when he froze up during circle time ? Would they notice when he was overwhelmed — or just label him as difficult? If you’re a parent like me, navigating the school system with an autistic child, you know this feeling all too well. So let’s talk honestly about what “learning” looks like on the autism spectrum , and how we — as parents — can be strong advocates and steady support systems.  Understanding Autism Learning Styles Every child learns differently. But autism often brings  unique learning styles  that don’t always fit into traditional classrooms. Some kids are: Visual learners  – they understa...