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Life skills are year-round skills. You need them whether it’s spring, Christmas, or the middle of August. One way to practice life skills across differentiated settings is to fit them to seasonal themes.

Welcome to the Resources for Paraprofessionals Series, where we will be looking at the wide variety of tools and resources available to paraprofessionals across different settings. In Part 2, we are focusing on routine-building resources.

Welcome to the Resources for Paraprofessionals Series, where we will be looking at the wide variety of tools and resources available to paraprofessionals across different settings. In Part 1, we will be focusing on working memory resources.

This is Part 1 of the Starting College Series. In this post, we will be talking about what to bring. Every college student living on campus must choose what to take with them, and it can be a daunting process! After all, how can you know exactly what you need at college without having experienced it?

This is Part 4 of the Parks and Recreation Series. In this post, we are pivoting to finding your own programming where you live.

In this Driving Toolkit, we will be focusing on some of the skills necessary for driving, as well as some options that can make getting a driver’s license more difficult. Everyone is in a different place when it comes to driving.

This is Part 3 of the Parks and Recreation Series. In this post, we will take a closer look at adapted programming.

This is Part 2 of the Parks and Recreation Series. In this post, we will take a closer look at inclusive programming.

In this College Living Toolkit, we cover common autistic student needs in college, support programs, executive functioning in a new study environment, life skills that become more applicable in college, and some of the ways being on campus can help people connect.