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While we practice social distancing many of our kids are missing out on important social opportunities. See below for some instruction and tips on holding virtual play-dates! For kids with autism this may even be a more relaxed way to practice social interactions. Stay connected!

The Philly AIMS team has been using scavenger hunts as a way to keep our kiddos engaged during this time. We wanted to share some easy tips and ideas for working on language skills (across ability levels) during this activity!

Here is a little Monday motivation! Many of us have been thrown into teaching at home! If you're like us you may feel like you don't have all the materials to do so. Today we share ways to use weekly circulars to teach math! Suggestions for all levels of learning provided.

Still got those weekly circulars? Here are some ideas for using them to practice reading skills!

Having a schedule is a great way to support a child with autism and even more important during this time of uncertainty. Making a visual doesn't require a fancy program or even a printer! Below are some tips for creating a visual schedule to be used at home!

Open your cabinets here are some tips for using items you have for reading and math!

Stuck inside today? Nothing better than some science experiments to keep everyone busy!

Kid's asking for snacks 900 times a day? Here are some tips for turning snack time into math time!

This one is for our PSD students. Here are visual instruction for how to log on to google classroom from an I-Pad or Chromebook!

In the virtual world collaboration between parents and teachers looks different. Of course communication is still key as we navigate this new way of life. Today we share some considerations and tips about how we can best work together!

Since laundry is a never ending story-why not turn it into teaching time? Maybe by checking off a few to do's in one activity you will get a few free minutes!

Spending time at home these days means more to clean up. Here are a few tips to make "clean up" less stressful!

Increase your child's independence and expand on skill by having them help you in the kitchen!

Virtual Social Skills session- enrolling now!