Structured, active play is often the best way to build the confidence of a child with Autism. With World Earth Day being celebrated on April 22, it is the perfect chance to create authentic learning experiences for your child.

Finding meaningful engaging activities for children with Autism can be stressful and rewarding; in this article, we provide some tips for parents and educators embracing World Earth Day.

In this post we take a look at routine aids such as the Klipee. Listen the Rachael, a trained teachers aid, discussing the benefits of Klipee in her experience.

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Autism spectrum disorder, commonly known as ASD, affects how people communicate and interact with others. It affects how they make sense of the world (Autism Awareness Australia, 2018).

Any anti-bullying program should begin with helping children value individual differences. A culture of inclusion is evident everywhere you look, from the foyer with displays of the Quality Improvement Plan and family culture tree which encourages family input to the interactions in the playground between educators, children and families in any combination, a sense of belonging underpins everything that we do.