Student uses shapes to build a sandcastle. Can be printed out and sent home.

The earliest social indicators are easy to miss because they are reduced or absent in children who are later diagnosed with autism. Primarily for parents/caregivers. Although there is some variability in typical development, these social behaviors should develop by 9 to 12 months of age. Indicate how often the child displays each behavior. If the child obtains a rating of Never or Seldom on any item, consider it a red flag and seek further evaluation.

Checklist of early reading skills by age

Lists skills required to obtain social competence.

Gives step by step instructions on teaching how to read words in order

Could be used to generate questions about image when light is out

Paragraph planning diagram

Nursery Rhymes with picture supports

Computer generated or created face to display emotions. Can be used to differentiate between emotions and how the emotion could be interpreted differently depending on what's different.

Information on using walkie talkies for turn taking

Differences between apraxia and phonological disorder. Simple enough for parents

Grammar Gorillas game has children distinguish between nouns and verbs in the beginner level.

Could be used to target specific phonemes

Interactive Mr. Potato head

Symbol sets with realistic looking pictures to be used for AAC

Books geared toward older pupils to be used with a computer interfacing AAC device (ie switch)

Activities to use on the computer or with AAC switches geared toward younger children

Open ended artic, higher level artic (r sh ch)

Fact sheet for teachers regarding stuttering

Auditory discrimination using household sounds.