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
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
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
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
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
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