Autism Home Learning Membership
Want to learn how to home educate your child with autism?
Need advice on the best ways to teach early language and maths skills to your non verbal or minimally verbal child with autism?
Want to learn how to reduce your child’s meltdowns, meet their sensory needs and teach them daily living skills?
Or, does your child with autism attend school, but you want to know how to help them better understand basic language and maths skills?
Sign up today for access to the Parent Learning Zone
and the growing library of worksheets and activities.
Parent Learning Zone
As an Autism Home Learning member you’ll have exclusive access to a growing library of:
How To Teach Guides,
Skills Progression Charts,
Lesson Planners,
Skills Checklists
and more!
Time saving planners, checklists and record keeping charts
Easy-to-read parent guides to help you teach your child educational skills and real life skills to meet their individual goals.
Skills progression charts, written by an experienced teacher, to help you decide what skills and goals to teach your child.
PLUS
Educational Worksheets and Printable Activities
You will get Free Access to the growing library of Autism Home Learning worksheets and activities to teach basic, early academic skills.
Printable worksheets designed with clear layouts, easy to read print, and no unnecessary distractions, so you and your child can focus on what they are learning.
Resources specifically designed for teaching non verbal and minimally verbal children with autism.
Each set of worksheets and activities contains easy-to-follow advice on how to use them to teach your child the skills and concepts they contain.
Trying to figure out what to teach your non verbal or minimally verbal child with autism?
Worried your child won’t understand what you’re teaching them?
Feeling overwhelmed by the thought of becoming your special child’s teacher?
I’ve been where you are!
My son was diagnosed with autism at 2 years old. He then needed 1-1 support to attend school part time. At 8 years old he was excluded from school for 6 weeks because of sensory behaviours and aggression. At 10 years old it became clear that the school could no longer meet his needs.
I had to quickly figure out how to meet my son’s unique learning needs at home, while my daughters continued to attend school.
Short lessons with clear instructions, lots of sensory and motor skills activities, and working on real life skills helped him to make steady progress and enjoy learning.
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Membership includes access to all printable education activities and parent learning resources.
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Yes! I’m always creating new resources.
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Your membership will renew at the price you originally signed up at. As more resources are added the cost of the membership will increase, so sign up now to make sure you can renew at this early price!
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Yes - you can stop annual renewal of your membership if you no longer need these resources.