I feel...

Children that have Autism struggle to express what they feel. With this visual a child can show you even if they don't have the language to tell you. You want to make sure you are verbally labeling the emotions as they are expressing them. By using verbal prompts like, "looks like you are feeling angry." 

Angry Birds Teaching Colors

Children with Autism become infatuated with different things such as angry birds. This is a great tool to teach a child colors with something that they are interested in. 

Responsibility: taking care of your pet

Have you ever heard of nano pets? Well these little devices have a virtual pet in them that you can attach to your backpack, pant loop or braclet. If you don't take care of your virtual pet the pet will disappear and you will need to start over. This is a great device to teach children with Autism how to be responsible and take care of their pets. 

Sensory Toys

I found this on the internet and just wanted to share. These sensory toys help children with Autism cope with anxiety and stress. Depending on what the child needs at the time you can use any of these, they are awesome sensory toys. 

Eating Lunch

I have found that this is a great way for children with Autism to know what order they need to eat their food in. 

I'm Thinking About...

This work system can help children with Autism stay on task. Most children that have Autism seem to go into their own head and not know how to stop thinking about that movie or toy. With this work system you can draw what the task is inside the head to show them what they need to be thinking about. 

Asking Questions

This work system is to help children with Autism ask questions in an appropriate matter. This is geared toward a school environment. So it gives the child steps to follow to ask a question.