N. Benassila PhD

Dr. N. BENASSILA is a dedicated university teacher with a passion for education and helping students with diverse needs reach their full potential. She holds a PhD in Education Science from the renowned Education Science University and is a certified Montessori teacher with extensive experience in this innovative educational approach. In addition, Dr. N. BENASSILA has completed numerous trainings in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and is committed to using evidence-based strategies to support learners with autism and other developmental differences. Throughout her career, Dr. N. BENASSILA has worked with students of all ages and backgrounds, helping them to achieve academic and personal success. She has a reputation for being an engaging and dynamic instructor, known for her ability to inspire students and foster a love of learning. Dr. N. BENASSILA is also an active member of the education community on topics related to special education and inclusive teaching practices. Overall, Dr. N. BENASSILA is a highly skilled and compassionate educator who is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of her students.

Social Emotional Development in Children with Autism: Practical Strategies for Parents

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Social and Emotional Growth in Children with Autism- Practical Strategies for Parents

Introduction Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects how a person communicates, interacts with others, and experiences the world. One area that can be especially challenging for children with autism is social and emotional development. These skills are crucial for building relationships, understanding emotions, and functioning in everyday life. As a parent, … Read more

Proven Autism Behavior Management Strategies: A Practical Guide for Parents

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Proven Autism Behavior Management Strategies- A Practical Guide for Parents

Introduction Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects how individuals communicate, behave, and interact with others. Children with autism often face behavioral challenges that can be difficult for parents to manage. These challenges may include sensory sensitivities, communication issues, and meltdowns, all of which can make daily life unpredictable. As a parent, … Read more

Back To School Short Stories with ‘Who’ Questions ABA and Autism Therapy

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Back To School Short Stories with 'Who' Questions ABA and Autism Therapy

Autism Reading Comprehensions Reading comprehension can be particularly challenging for children with autism. Many students on the autism spectrum have difficulty understanding abstract concepts, grasping social cues in stories, or making inferences based on context. This can impact their ability to engage with reading materials and reduce overall learning enjoyment. However, with the right tools … Read more

Autism-Friendly Social Skills Worksheets: A Practical Guide for Parents and Educators

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Autism-Friendly Social Skills Worksheets: A Practical Guide for Parents and Educators

Children with autism often face challenges in social interactions. Understanding social cues, recognizing emotions, and engaging in conversations can be difficult for them. That’s where social skills worksheets come in. These tools are designed to help children with autism learn important social skills in a structured and fun way. In this article, we’ll explore how … Read more

Friendship Strategies for Children with Autism: How to Foster Social Connections

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Friendship Strategies for Children with Autism- How to Foster Social Connections

Friendship is an essential part of life, offering children the opportunity to learn important social skills, develop empathy, and feel a sense of belonging. However, children with autism often face unique challenges when it comes to making and maintaining friendships. The good news is that with the right strategies and support, kids with autism can … Read more

Autism-Friendly Cut and Paste Projects to Promote Learning and Development

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Autism-Friendly Cut and Paste Projects to Promote Learning and Development 1

Cut and paste projects are more than just a fun activity. For children with autism, these simple projects can be incredibly beneficial in promoting learning and development. Autism-friendly cut-and-paste projects help improve fine motor skills, enhance focus, and build emotional regulation. In this article, we will explore how cut-and-paste projects can support children with autism, … Read more

Traveling with an Autistic Child: Essential Tips for a Smooth Journey

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Traveling with an Autistic Child Essential Tips for a Smooth Journey

Introduction   Traveling with a child can be an adventure filled with excitement, discovery, and sometimes, unpredictability. However, for families with an autistic child, the experience can present unique challenges that require extra planning and consideration. Autism, a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects social interaction, communication, and behavior, can make the sensory-rich environment of travel overwhelming … Read more

The Ultimate Guide to Sensory-Friendly Travel: Tips for Autistic Families

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The Ultimate Guide to Sensory-Friendly Travel: Tips for Autistic Families

  Traveling as a family is a wonderful way to create lasting memories and experience new adventures. However, for families with autistic members, travel can present unique challenges. Sensory processing issues can turn what should be a joyful experience into a stressful ordeal. Sensory-friendly travel is not just a luxury; it’s a necessity for many … Read more

Free “WHAT” question Task Cards for ABA and Speech Therapy

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free Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

This is the second article in our series on “WH” questions. Like “Who” questions, “What” questions are some of the easiest questions to teach children from age 2.   Why learn to answer “What” questions    Learning “What” questions is as important for language and communication development as “Who” questions. It mainly helps with conversations … Read more

Food sorting activity for putting away groceries

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This is an easy print-and-go set on shopping life skills for students working on putting away groceries. It is a fun activity that teaches children to identify items that go to the fridge, those that go to the freezer, and those that go into the pantry. This is one of the first and easiest shopping … Read more

Complete guide to Matching skills – speech therapy & ABA

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Matching skills of identical and non identical pictures or objects for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned to develop speech and language

Matching is a simple skill that lays the foundation for the development of receptive and expressive language. Luckily, it is a relatively easy skill to teach and to learn for children with Autism and other developmental delays.   Why teach matching skills to children in speech therapy or ABA?   Matching skills are great to … Read more

“WHO” questions’ Task Cards for speech therapy

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Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

This is the first article in our series on “WH” questions. “Who” questions are the easiest questions to understand for children from 2 years old and to teach in ABA or speech therapy sessions for children with autism or speech delay.   Why learn to answer “Who” questions    It is absolutely fundamental for children … Read more

Free ‘How’ questions’ Task Cards for Autism ABA and Speech Therapy WH Questions ABLLS-R aligned H32

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Introducing our engaging and interactive educational tool – the WH-Question Task Cards! Designed with colorful images and captivating content, these task cards are the perfect companion for children who are eager to master WH questions in a fun and intuitive way.

Introducing our engaging and interactive educational tool – the WH-Question Task Cards! Designed with colorful images and captivating content, these task cards are the perfect companion for children who are eager to master WH questions in a fun and intuitive way.   What does this resource include? 🔍 24 Free How-Question Task Cards Each pack … Read more

Free WHEN questions Task Cards for speech therapy

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When questions flashcards for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned free pdf file flashcards to practice with children autism special needs

When questions are one of the most difficult WH questions to teach because, in order to understand them, your child has to fully understand the concept of time. In this resource, children progressively learn to answer ‘When’ questions using flashcards with varying difficulty levels. These flashcards were designed with real pictures to ease the child … Read more

WH Questions: the ultimate guide for Speech Therapy

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Asking and answering Wh questions is a key milestone in language development for children and crucial to be able to communicate with each other. In this guide, you will learn everything there is about WH questions; when to teach them, how to assess the child, how to teach them, and in which order, a list of 200 WH question examples, and other free resources to practice with your child.

Asking and answering WH Questions is a key milestone in language development for children and crucial to be able to communicate with each other. In this guide, you will learn everything there is about WH questions; when to teach them, how to assess the child, how to teach them, and in which order, a list … Read more

My child needs ABA, where do I start ?

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Mon enfant doit commencer l'ABA: je fais quoi?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy as an evidence-based treatment, can help your child learn and adapt and can help you and your family improve your quality of life.   1. Breathe You probably just learned that your child has Autism or any other disorder or disability that requires ABA therapy. The first thing you need … Read more

FREE WH Questions Discrimination Task Cards – ABA and Speech Therapy

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free Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

Learning to differentiate WH Questions is an important skill in the WH Questions learning process. This activity includes 28 printable cards to successfully teach your child to answer multiple WH Questions at once.   1. When to teach your child WH Questions’ discrimination?   Only after your child or student is fully capable of answering … Read more

The concept of time: how to teach it and why it’s difficult

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How to teach the concept of time for children with autism or special needs 3 free printables+6 activities pactice time for ABA speech therapy

A. Why is it important to teach children the concept of time? The importance of understanding and managing time is everywhere. Children have to know and respect their schedules at school, bedtime, mealtimes, playdates, birthdays. Not understanding time and how it works is a major setback from many of the daily life activities for autistic … Read more

Things That Go Together / Matching associated pairs for Autism Speech Therapy & ABA

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Matching skills for things that go together, associated pairs pictures or objects for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned autism flashcards

In this resource, children learn to match pairs of associated elements. They learn to make a logical connection between items through fun and engaging activities.   Why learn to pair things that go together?   Learning to match sets of objects that go together is an important skill to master for young children and children … Read more

Yes/No questions for Autism ABA and Speech Therapy Task Cards (ABLLS-R Aligned G23)

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Yes/No questions are crucial to the development of language and communication skills. Giving your child plenty of opportunities to work on Yes/No questions should then be a priority in his learning program. This activity offers a free pdf file with 80 flashcards of Yes/No questions to teach your child to answer simple everyday questions.   … Read more

Matching Non-Identical Pictures for ABA and Speech Therapy

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Matching skills for non identical pictures or objects for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned to develop speech and language

Matching non-identical pictures is an important skill to learn in ABA and Speech therapy and the foundation for many other skills such as sorting categories, functions, and features.   Why learn to match non-identical pictures?   The goal of learning to differentiate similar, yet non-identical pictures, is to be able to find subtle differences and … Read more

Visual Picture Schedule For Home & Daily Routines

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How difficult is it for you and your family to get through the morning and bedtime routines? Why does it have to be so stressful? Even if most schools use schedules to explain to children what is expected of them, they are rarely used at home. This article features a colorful set of 35 images … Read more

“WHERE” questions Task Cards for ABA and Speech Therapy

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Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

In the third flashcard set on “Wh” questions, we feature questions that start with “Where”. These questions teach children about places we find and do things. It is important that your child has substantial knowledge of places and locations. If not, you can start with places and locations flashcards first.   Why learn to answer … Read more

WHY questions Task Cards for speech therapy ABA and Autism

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Why questions flashcards for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned free pdf file flashcards to practice Why children autism special needs

In this resource, children learn to understand and answer why questions through 120 flashcards designed to make the learning process intuitive and easy.   Why teach WHY questions in speech therapy   Why questions, and WH questions in general, are very important for developing speech and communication for many reasons: they equip children with the … Read more

Comparing numbers flashcards and worksheets

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Comparing numbers games, flashcards and worksheets to learn greater, smaller or equal symbols for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R for children with autism and special needs

This mega pack of 8 fun and hands-on activities is a great way to work on comparing numbers. Comparing numbers can be challenging for children in preschool, and especially those with Autism and special needs. The activities / games were designed with children with Autism and special needs in mind using a gradual difficulty. This … Read more

‘Which’ questions’ Task Cards for ABA and Speech Therapy -ABLLS-R aligned H31

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Which questions flashcards for speech therapy and ABA, ABLLS-R aligned free pdf file flashcard to practice which children autism special needs

This resource features ‘which’ questions using choice flashcards with pictures to make the learning process easy and intuitive.   Why learn Which questions?   ‘Which’ questions are some of the most powerful WH questions. Without them, children are unable to express choice and preference for something over the other. Children with special needs are particularly … Read more

5 Tips for Setting Up the Perfect Daily Schedule for Your Child

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Kids need structure to manage their schedules. This article will show you how to set up a kid’s daily schedule that works for everyone.

Whether you are looking to stay organized, just starting to homeschool, or whether you have a child with special needs or sensory issues, a Visual Schedule is a great way to help your child navigate through the day and know what is expected of him frustration-free. This article will show you how to set up … Read more

What Questions’ Intraverbal Task Cards for ABA and Speech Therapy

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Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

This article features task cards to practice “What” questions intraverbals in different settings.   1. When can your child learn to answer What questions’ Intraverbals?   Your child is ready to practice the free Intraverbal task cards offered in this activity once he has successfully learned What Questions in this article.     So start … Read more

Free WH Questions Discrimination Scenes – ABA and Speech Therapy

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free Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

This is a great activity to practice WH Questions in a structured way and with little or no prep.   1. When to Practice WH Questions Scenes?   Your child or student will be ready to practice WH Questions using this resource when he is capable of answering all WH Questions including What, When, Who, … Read more

Empowering Children with Autism through Short Stories: Speech Development Made Fun

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Short stories not only capture children's attention but also provide numerous benefits for their speech development. Let's explore the significance of short stories in fostering language skills in children with autism and speech delay. 

Speech development plays a crucial role in the overall growth and communication skills of children. For children with autism and speech delay, finding effective ways to enhance their speech abilities is paramount. One valuable tool that can aid in this process is the use of short stories. Short stories not only capture children’s attention but … Read more

Social Stories: A Powerful Tool to Help Autistic Children Communicate and Connect

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Social stories are specific types of stories used to teach social skills to children with autism. The stories typically have a word or phrase to prompt a certain behavior, as well as a social situation in which the reader can imagine themselves. Social stories can be used to teach a variety of skills, from simple things like making eye contact to complex concepts like taking turns and sharing.

Social stories are specific types of stories used to teach social skills to children with autism. The stories typically have a word or phrase to prompt a certain behavior, as well as a social situation in which the reader can imagine themselves. Social stories can be used to teach a variety of skills, from simple … Read more

How to Teach Children with Autism Good vs Bad Behavior

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When it comes to teaching children with autism about good and bad behavior choices, there are a few things to keep in mind. In this article, you will find everything you need to know about teaching children to make the right choice in social settings. 

When it comes to teaching children with autism about good and bad behavior choices, there are a few things to keep in mind. In this article, you will find everything you need to know about teaching children to make the right choice in social settings. On the bottom of the page, you will find a … Read more

7 Engaging Ways to Use Stories in Speech Therapy

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Stories are a great way to keep kids interested and excited about learning. Here are 7 ways to use stories in speech therapy

Speech therapy is a crucial part of many children’s development, but it can be hard to keep them engaged. Stories are a great way to keep kids interested and excited about learning. Here are 9 ways to use stories in speech therapy:   A. Use stories as conversation starters Stories are a great way to … Read more

Pattern Matching and Extending for ABA & Speech Therapy

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Educational learning tools for preschool and special needs autism down syndrome, speech therapy ABA ABLLS-R

Teaching patterns is an important part of any preschool or ABA program because It sets the ground for a lot of other major skills and competencies.   1. Why learn to match and extend patterns? The ability to recognize and create patterns helps build a strong foundation for future learning In math, Pattern practice is … Read more

How to use visual supports with autistic children

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Visual supports can help to reduce anxiety and improve communication and social skills. In this article, we provide strategies and tips for using visual supports with autistic children

There are many different ways to support autistic children, and one of the most efficient is through the use of visual supports. Visual supports can help to reduce anxiety and improve communication and social skills. In this article, we provide strategies and tips for using visual supports with autistic children   A. Autistic children are … Read more

Sorting Games You Can Do At Home for Speech Therapy

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Sorting is a critical math skill for children to develop. Not only does sorting help children to identify patterns, but it also helps them to understand more complex concepts like numbers and operations. There are many different ways to sort and lots of fun sorting games that you can do at home with your children. In this article, we will provide a lot of ideas for sorting activities and free sortings activities that you can do at home

Sorting is a critical math skill for children to develop. Not only does sorting help children to identify patterns, but it also helps them to understand more complex concepts like numbers and operations. There are many different ways to sort and lots of fun sorting games that you can do at home with your children. … Read more

How to teach Autistic children to behave appropriately in social gatherings

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Autistic children can be taught to behave appropriately in social gatherings with the help of parents, teachers, and therapists. With the proper support, autistic children can learn to interact with others in a socially acceptable way.

It can be difficult for parents of autistic children to know how to teach them the appropriate way to behave in social gatherings. However, there are some things that can be done to help them learn. One important thing to remember is that autistic children often have difficulty understanding social cues. This means that they … Read more

Why does my child have Autism?

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The exact cause of autism is not known, but it is likely a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), is a developmental disorder that affects communication and behavior. People with autism may have difficulty with social interactions and may be sensitive to sensory input, such as loud noises or bright lights. They may also have repetitive behaviors or interests and may find it difficult to adapt … Read more

4 Ways to Make Your Kids’ Daily Schedule More Fun

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When it comes to kids’ schedules, there are many ways to make them more fun. In this article, we share four tips on how to do just that!

Kids’ schedules can be challenging for parents, especially when they’re trying to balance schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and family life. But by making small changes in their day, parents can create a more enjoyable experience for everyone involved.   1. Schedule a Family Game Night One of the easiest ways to add some fun to your … Read more

Questions par oui ou non – 80 cartes alignées ABLLS-R

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Enseignez à votre enfant autiste, à besoins spécifiques ou en séance d'orthophonie à répondre aux questions par Oui/Non : 80 flashcards, ABLLS-R fichier pdf gratuit

Les questions par Oui/Non sont cruciales pour le développement des compétences linguistiques et de communication. Il est donc nécessaire d’offrir à votre enfant plusieurs opportunités de travailler les questions dont les réponses commencent par Oui ou Non dans son programme d’apprentissage. Cette activité propose un fichier pdf gratuit avec 80 flashcards comprennant les questions par … Read more

Sorting by size: big & Small activity worksheet – Pirate theme

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Sorting big and small worksheets is a crucial skill for academic acquisition for cognitive math skills. Easy to set up size sorting worksheet

Why learn to sort by size? Sorting big and small items is a crucial skill for academic acquisitions in cognitive and math skills. Thus, we must offer children in preschool a variety of opportunities to grasp the size concept. This process – sorting – of looking at a set of items, assessing their characteristics, and … Read more

Find the community helpers – 40 flashcards

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Find the community helpers flashcards ABLLS-R ABA homeschool school autism, special education communication language development speech delays

As a parent, we teach our children to avoid strangers. But in case of emergency, children should be able to trust and ask for help from the community helpers (strangers in uniform) that are here to help. In this article, we provide learning tools to teach children 40 different community occupations. Each flashcard asks the … Read more

نشاط فرز الطعام ‏لتعلم تخزين البقالة

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 ‏تعلم مهارة التسوق (نشاط فرز الطعام) وضع البقالة في الثلاجة أو الفريزر أو  في المخزن

هذه مجموعة تقوم بتنمية مهارات التسوق الحياتية للطلاب الذين ‏يريدون تعلم تخزين البقالة. إنه نشاط ممتع يعلم الأطفال تحديد ‏الأشياء التي تذهب إلى الثلاجة ، وتلك التي تذهب إلى الفريزر ، وتلك التي تدخل في المخزن. هذه واحدة من أولى وأسهل أنشطة التسوق المتعلقة بمهارات الحياة التي يمكنك تعلمها لطفلك. تحتوي هذه المقالة على ملف … Read more

J’apprends à ranger les courses

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Cette activité de tri des aliments est un excellent exercice sur les compétences de vie pour apprendre aux enfants à ranger les courses. Il s’agit d’une activité amusante, facile à imprimer et à mettre en place, qui apprend aux enfants à identifier les articles qui vont au réfrigérateur, ceux qui vont au congélateur et ceux … Read more

48 Clip cards to learn basic addition

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Learning addition is fundamental skill children have to acquire for future math learning and in life in general since numbers and calculations are everywhere from grocery shopping to playing games. What is a clip card Clip cards are a fun and visual activity in which the child has to choose one option as an answer … Read more

7 best strategies to teach basic addition

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This page is part of our series covering the basics of arithmetic, the simplest way of manipulating numbers. We present in the article, some of the most successful strategies to teach basic addition to children in preschool or children with learning disabilities.   When can a child start learning basic addition? Once a child can … Read more

80 flashcards for number recognition from 1 to 20

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Learning numbers is one of the first and most important skills a child should acquire as early as 12 months old. Some kids easily learn numbers from exposure in their environment. But for most children, learning numbers is a long process that requires expertise and specific strategies. The first secret to make learning numbers easy … Read more

72 question on which objects belong to a category

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144 questions/flashcards to teach children sorting categories class in ABA speech therapy kindergarten ABLLS-R, kids with autism Down Syndrome

In the series of classification flashcards, we reach the point where the child finds, among many objects, those who belong to a specific category.   How to teach the child to find an object that belongs to a specific category  The objective of this activity is to teach the child to differentiate the items that … Read more

Complete guide to learning the features of objects

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If you are new to learning the features of objects you should start here to understand the process. It might seem complicated to see all of these files and activities, let me explain :   Why teach the Features of objects to children in ABA or Speech Therapy? Understanding the connection between an object and … Read more

Guide to learning the function of objects

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If you are new to learning the functions of objects you should start here to understand the process. It might seem complicated to see all of these files and activities, let me explain : Step 1: sorting activities  This first step includes two phases Phase 1: sorting by function for beginner The student here learns basic … Read more

Classification flashcards: what category is it?

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144 questions/flashcards to teach children sorting categories class in ABA speech therapy kindergarten ABLLS-R, kids with autism Down Syndrome

In this activity, we are working on classification from a new angle. The child learns to identify a class by looking at some of its components through 144 questions/flashcards that teach the child to identify categories.   How to teach classification? Classification is a fundamental skill for children in preschool, kindergarten, and even elementary school. … Read more

Places and locations flashcards

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ABLLS-R ABA intraverbals, school home activities, autism, special education, communication language development, speech delays

In this activity, children learn to identify places and locations. These include places in the city, in the house, in nature, etc. By going through the 50 flashcards (in the download section below), your child will have the opportunity to:  learn to identify places and locations learn new vocabulary   What are some examples of … Read more

Classification flashcards: what category do objects belong to?

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144 questions/flashcards to teach children sorting categories class in ABA speech therapy kindergarten ABLLS-R, kids with autism Down Syndrome

Classifying is a critical foundational skill that children need to master for future learning. At a young age, our brains begin to sort, organize and connect new information to previous experiences. That’s why children only a few months old can already distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar people. When can I start teaching classification to children? … Read more

Sorting categories for advanced students

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Learning categories 2.0 As we have successfully completed the beginner level for sorting categories, our students now have a basic understanding of the object/category connection and can go forward with more complicated exercises making deeper connections. Through this advanced level, sorting exercises are more challenging and require more concentration. Why learn classification? Teaching children to … Read more

Sorting by category for Beginners

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Why learn about categories Sorting by categories is the act of organizing objects into different groups that have similar attributes. Understanding categories of objects can be challenging for children in preschool or speech therapy. Categories are the foundation of learning, creating relationships, storing, and recalling words. Sorting by category is an important skill to acquire by … Read more

36 clip cards to learn to count

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Learning to count is a very important skill to acquire in preschool. You can help your child learn to count to ten with these preschool counting clip cards. These clip cards are designed to provide a fun and colorful learning experience to your children and can be used for all kinds of learners. Print out … Read more

Feature questions: 96 task cards on the features of objects

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بطاقة تعليمية لذوي الاحتياجات الخاصة التوحد متلازمة الداون تعديل ‏النطق تعديل السلوك ABA ABLLS-R

Why learn about features?   It’s important for children to understand the features of objects, especially children in preschool,  on the Autism spectrum, or those with learning disabilities. Teaching features in ABA and speech therapy helps children : expand their vocabulary and learn new words, improve their communication skills because, by learning about features, children … Read more

Features of items: Advanced Sorting by feature

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Learning feature 2.0 in ABA and speech therapy   We have successfully learned, in the previous article on beginner sorting features’ exercise, to make a basic object-feature connection and we are now ready to go forward with a deeper understanding of the different parts of items. In this level of learning, we provide more examples … Read more

Objects’ features: Sorting by feature for Beginners -ABA & speech therapy

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sort by feature objects aba preschool ablls-R

Why learn about features in ABA?   Understanding the features of objects is an important part of any curriculum for children in preschool, on the Autism spectrum, or with special needs. But it can be very challenging if your child is not yet capable of making associations between an object and its features. It is … Read more

96 Functions’ questions for speech therapy and ABA

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Functions of objects free flashcards for speech therapy, ABA ABLLS-R to learn to use functions for autism, down syndrome & special education

Why learn about functions in speech therapy and ABA?   Learning about the functions of objects in preschool, special education, speech therapy, and ABA is a great way to develop language and communication for many reasons : learning the functions boosts communication skills, and helps children learn how to carry a discussion by asking and … Read more

function of objects: what objects are used for

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Functions of objects free flashcards for speech therapy,ABA & ABLLS-R to learn to use functions for autism, down syndrome & special education

Why learn about functions in speech therapy and ABA?   Everything and everyone we interact with, we do for a specific reason. It’s important for children to understand what objects are used for, especially children on the Autism spectrum or those with learning disabilities. Teaching functions brings many benefits: it expands the vocabulary, it improves … Read more

Function of objects: Advanced Sorting by function

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Functions of objects free flashcards for speech therapy,ABA & ABLLS-R to learn to use functions for autism, down syndrome & special education

Learning functions 2.0 We have successfully learned, in the previous article on beginner sorting function exercise, to make a basic object-function connection and we are now ready to go forward with a deeper understanding of what items are used for. In this level of learning, we provide more examples of items per function and the … Read more

Objects’ function: Sorting by function for Beginners

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Functions of objects free flashcards for speech therapy,ABA & ABLLS-R to learn to use functions for autism, down syndrome & special education

Why learn about functions Understanding the functions of objects can be challenging for children in preschool, on the Autism spectrum, or with special needs. But it is rewarding because it helps the child learn new vocabulary, develop conversation skills helps the child make inferences about objects How can ABA help acquire the language of functions … Read more

Sorting by class : 4 categories 48 real images

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التصنيف وفقاً للمجموعة التصنيف وفقاً للمجموعة: نشاط المجموعات الضمنية

To support the work done at school on the concept of classes/groups this fun activity in the form of a game will motivate your child to learn in n amusing way. This type of activity is essential in the development of the sense of logic and intelligence of children in preschool and kindergarten. It will … Read more

Sorting by size for ABA Special Education Sorting Speech Therapy big & Small activity worksheet

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Sorting by size: big & Small activity worksheet

To support the work done at school on the concept of size, big and small, this fun activity in the form of a game will motivate your child to learn in an amusing way. This type of activity is essential in the development of the sense of logic and intelligence of children in preschool and … Read more

Free child Reward chart printable

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Rewards charts are a great tool to use for improving and changing children’s behavior especially effective for special needs education. If you are here : You want to experience another form of education, focused on the positive rather than the punitive and restrictive You have tried tightening the screw, but it does not work and … Read more

Free Shapes Clip cards Math shape recognition preschool Autism Speech Therapy clip cards

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Learning to identify geometric shapes in mathematics is one of the main skills that a child in kindergarten must acquire. This will subsequently prepare children for more complex notions in geometry and develop their sense of abstraction. This free printable card clip set is a great fun game for preschoolers to put together at home … Read more

Learning to count to 10 with the monsters

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Learning to count quantities/counting in mathematics is one of the main skills that a child in kindergarten must acquire. This will subsequently prepare children for mathematical operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, etc.) This set of printable kindergarten cards for “learning to count to 10 with monsters” is a very fun game for children in preK and … Read more

Activité de tri par taille du plus petit au plus grand pour autisme et orthophonie – Pirates

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Le tri des grandes et des petites feuilles de calcul est une compétence cruciale pour l'acquisition académique des compétences en mathématiques cognitives. Feuille de travail de tri par taille facile à configurer

Pourquoi apprendre à trier par taille ?   Le tri des objets par taille du plus petit au plus grand est une compétence cruciale pour les acquisitions académiques en compétences cognitives et mathématiques à l’école maternelle et en crèche. Ainsi, nous développé pour les enfants du préscolaire, une variété d’occasions d’appréhender le concept de tri … Read more

Cartes des Questions par “Pourquoi” en orthophonie et ABA

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Questions ouvertes par pourquoi en orthophonie et ABA, flashcards pour ABLLS-R en pdf gratuit pour enfants autistes et à besoins spécifiques

Dans cette ressource, les enfants apprennent à comprendre et à répondre aux questions pourquoi à travers 120 cartes mémoire conçues pour rendre le processus d’apprentissage intuitif et facile. Pourquoi enseigner les questions commençant par Pourquoi en orthophonie Les questions qui commencent par Pourquoi, et les questions ouvertes en général, sont très importantes pour développer du … Read more