This is an animated distance learning social story lesson that teaches students about social distancing and how to keep busy during shelter-in-place due to coronavirus.
Dr. Brenda Smith Myles explains the hidden curriculum, the set of unwritten rules, assumptions, and expectations that almost everyone knows without being taught.
This is an animated social story teaching kids that they need to wear a mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus! It will also teach students to social distance and wash hands.
In the fifth report in his Autism Now series, RobertMacNeil profiles a young man in New Jersey—and his family—as they face an uncertain future for him.
From Academy Award winning director Roger Ross Williams comes the story of Owen Suskind, a young man who couldn’t speak as a child until he discovered a unique way to communicate by immersing himself in the world of Disney animated films.
In the fourth report in his Autism Now series, Robert MacNeil looks at how two schools in the New York City area handle teaching children and teens with autism.
Mack, Moxy and Trooper Charlie, a boy living with autism, land high atop a colorful tree and see a Little Bird building his nest nearby. Confused as to why their new friend won’t look at or talk to them, Trooper Charlie recognizes that Little Bird also has autism. Once they all celebrate the joys of being true to yourself, Little Bird’s unique talents help them find their way to the Great Helpee!
