Welcome to our YouTube channel dedicated to parents homeschooling children with autism. In this video, we explore things to consider before you begin homeschooling your autistic child. Our goal is to provide valuable insights, practical tips, and inspiration for parents embarking on this journey. Join us as we discuss personalized learning approaches, sensory-friendly activities, communication tools, social skills development, and much more. Whether you are new to homeschooling or looking to enhance your current practices, this video is designed to empower you with the knowledge and confidence to create a nurturing and effective learning environment for children with autism. Subscribe to our channel for updates and be part of our supportive community dedicated to promoting the success and well-being of all learners. Let’s embark on this enriching homeschooling adventure together!
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I created a spreadsheet to keep track of the passwords for the growing number of apps and online products we use in our homeschool. I hope you find it helpful to use in your homeschool. Click the link below to download it for free:
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