Head of Inclusion
Learning at Home:
In these strange time, it is important that we look after ourselves and the wellbeing of our families. Get in touch with us if you need assistance or help with learning at home. If you, like many families, are finding learning home stressful and chaotic- check out the resources below:
Getting started
The Autism Hub and regional autism coaches have created the following resources to support families with students with autism to begin learning@home. We understand that each student with autism is unique and we encourage you to select resources and activities that you know will harness the strengths of your child to support their learning.
Resources will continue to be developed and added to this page.
Transition to learning@home(PDF, 93KB)
Supporting learning at home
Below are resources and activities to support you to keep your children with autism motivated and engaged with their learning:
- Visual schedules(PDF, 222KB)
- Setting up a learning space(PDF, 103KB)
- Staying connected(PDF, 71KB)
- Building understanding(PDF, 101KB)
- Presenting a task(PDF, 176KB)
- Using interests to promote engagement(PDF, 657KB)
Wellbeing for children with autism
Below are activity ideas to help you support your child’s wellbeing and engagement. These activities are linked to the Australian CurriculumPersonal and Social Capabilitylearning continuum.
- Wellbeing activities Kindergarten to Year 2: Edition 1(PDF, 715KB)
- Wellbeing activities Kindergarten to Year 2 Edition 2(PDF, 1.1MB)
- Wellbeing activities Years 3 to 4: Edition 1(PDF, 676KB)
- Wellbeing activities Years 3 to 4: Edition 2(PDF, 1MB)
- Wellbeing activities Years 5 to 6: Edition 1(PDF, 752KB)
- Wellbeing activities Years 5 to 6: Edition 2(PDF, 759KB)
- Wellbeing activities Junior Secondary: Edition 1(PDF, 752KB)
- Wellbeing activities Junior Secondary: Edition 2(PDF, 892KB)
Rhiannon Kemp
Head of Inclusion
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