Now here is a wonderful freebie for you - a Desk Mat!
Print out these pictures and add velcro or magnets to the back and you can make a model for students of how their desk should look. This can help teach organization of materials, it can make directions visual instead of just auditory, and it can be a great reference to teach students to use. The initial letters are also highlighted so students can work on letter identification, initial sound identification, or they can begin to memorize sight words from the environment - depending on their ability level. You can download it from Google Drive by clicking here.
There is so much left to learn about individuals with autism and I take such pleasure in teaching all of my students to value each other for who they are to focus on all their similarities instead of their differences. The world can lean so much when awareness is increased!
-Adie
Thank you for sharing this wonderful resource!
ReplyDeleteI hope that you find the resource useful in your classroom! Thanks for visiting me here at Special Education Meets General Education.
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Awww - Thanks! I hope you can use the Desk Mat in your classroom. Welcome to following my blog, I'm looking to following you too!
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I love finding other special education teachers to follow. I will add your button to my blog. Thanks for sharing with your newest follower, Heather
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I'm always glad to have some new followers. I can't wait to see all of the things on your blog, too!
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