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AIDET and Individuals with ASD (Medical & General; IIACC Goal 2)
This resource was developed as part of the efforts of the Indiana Interagency Autism Coordinating Council. IIACC efforts are facilitated by HANDS in Autism
HANDS, IIAAC, NDI, Emergency responders, ASD
Academia – Dangerous Situations
Academia Activity Templates
Teaching social skills is an important part of the education of students with ASD. One important skill to teach is being aware of your surroundings and when you may be in a dangerous situations. This activity explains what dangerous situations are and includes scenarios our students may encounter. You can discuss what parts of the situation are dangerous and ways to handle it.
Academia, ASD, Dangerous Situations
Autism Awareness: Recognize Signs (IIACC Goal 3)
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This resource was developed as part of the efforts of the Indiana Interagency Autism Coordinating Council. IIACC efforts are facilitated by HANDS in Autism
Autism, Autism awareness, academics, IIAAC
Back2School, Informational Resources
This is a to-do list with steps for parents and students to prepare for a new school year. Written with a parent in mind, it separates out ways a parent can prepare, and how to help their child prepare. Includes a social narrative about going to school that includes pictures and descriptions of the type of things that happen during a school day.
About Autism, School, To-Do, ASD
Life With ASD – Make a Smoothie
Activity Templates, ALL PRODUCTS, Life with ASD, Members Only
This is an activity template designed to guide individuals with ASD as they make a smoothie treat using a blender. A check-list mini-schedule with text and images is included.
ASD, HANDS, Visual support
Strategy in Practice: Public Safety Social Narratives
Activity Templates, ALL PRODUCTS, Back2School, Dental Resources, Informational Resources, Strategy in Practice, Visual Tools and Supports
The novel coronavirus or COVID19 has spread so that the World Health Organization has declared a global pandemic. This can cause anxiety in anyone. The following social narrative can help you work with individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or other related disabilities to feel more confident navigating public spaces as new safety measures are implemented. This download is a 7-page PDF.
social narratives, safety, coronavirus, information
