Katrina McAllister

This lesson introduces basic grammar concepts to young students with autism through interactive and collaborative activities. By using a blend of learning strategies, students will engage in hands-on experiences that make grammar fun and accessible. This approach helps in building foundational language skills while promoting social interaction and inquiry-based learning.

This lesson helps students understand the structure of simple sentences using familiar words and images. By practicing subject-verb-object patterns, students will enhance their language skills. This lesson is important as it builds foundational language skills, crucial for communication and literacy development, especially for students with autism who benefit from structured and visual learning approaches.

This lesson is designed to help kindergarten students with autism recognize and spell simple words through engaging activities and structured guidance. By incorporating a video and hands-on activities, students will have the opportunity to learn in a supportive and interactive environment. This lesson is important as it provides foundational literacy skills, encourages communication, and supports the unique learning needs of students with autism.

This lesson focuses on helping kindergarten students with autism recognize and categorize fruits and vegetables. Through interactive sorting activities, students will enhance their categorization skills while learning about healthy food choices. This lesson is important as it supports cognitive development and encourages healthy eating habits.

In this lesson, students will engage in a matching activity where they will pair community helpers with their respective tools or roles. This activity is designed to enhance social awareness and understanding of community roles, which is crucial for developing empathy and recognizing the importance of various professions in society. The lesson is structured to be interactive and accessible for kindergarten students with autism, ensuring an engaging and supportive learning environment.

This interactive lesson engages kindergarten students with autism in a fun and educational matching game. Students will match animals to their respective habitats or sounds, enhancing their cognitive development and categorization skills. The use of audio-visual elements caters to different learning needs, making the lesson accessible and enjoyable for all students.

In this lesson, students will engage in activities designed to help them identify and match various colors and shapes. Using tactile and visual aids, the lesson is tailored to support the learning process for students with autism. This lesson is important as it helps develop cognitive skills, enhances visual perception, and encourages fine motor skills through hands-on activities.

This lesson engages kindergarten students with autism in an interactive matching game where they connect animals to their respective habitats or sounds. The use of audio-visual elements supports diverse learning needs and enhances cognitive development and categorization skills. This lesson is important as it fosters engagement, supports sensory processing, and encourages social interaction among students.

In this lesson, students will engage in a creative art project where they will explore the alphabet by creating individual letter-themed art pieces. This activity encourages creativity and helps students visually and kinesthetically connect with each letter, enhancing their understanding and retention of the alphabet. By expressing themselves artistically, students will develop a deeper appreciation for letters and their forms.