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Memorial Day is around the corner...What are your plans?

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Hello Everyone, 
We are so ready for the summer to start. This year has been quite enlightening and busy. I am looking forward to new beginnings and enjoying watching our youngest grow into a young man. He will be a senior this Fall and to be a part of his growth and how far he has come is a true blessing. What are your plans for the Memorial Day weekend coming up?

Here are some things you can do with your little ones-high school, especially those that are on the spectrum: 

1. Easy Matching Weekly Workbooks- PreK-6th Grade



2. Functional Academics-Summer BBQ Budget & Shopping-Life Skills - Special Ed




3. Evan-Moor Daily Word Problems, Grade 3, Homeschooling & Classroom Resource Workbook, Problem-Solving Real Life Math Skills, Reproducible Worksheet ... Fractions, Time (Daily Word Problems Math


I hope you all get a chance to try these workbooks, we have most of them in our home library that I have used throughout the years, some more than others, LOL! I continue to use them because sometimes there is a summer loss in learning, even into the high school years for autistic teens and adults. Lots of resources out there as well for free, you just have to do a little digging. 

Until next time have a fantastic Memorial Day weekend with your family and keep on advocating.  

~M.

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