This has nothing to do with autism. But I’m a teacher/media specialist, and I know that many of you have children and grandchildren out there who might benefit from this. I created this today (along with our language arts team and a FDOE writing consultant) to help our struggling writers understand the writing prompt and keep their focus. Kids often don’t understand what effective writers ask themselves during the writing process. We will be using this to help them analyze a variety of writing prompts and essays as well as to write/evaluate their own essays. This can be used with both middle schoolers as well as high school students. If you are a teacher, feel free to copy and use to your heart’s content. 🙂
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Autism Shines – Callum
Here is our contribution to the wonderful Autism Shines project. Autism Shines is an effort to cast a positive light on our spectrum children, rather than allow the misinformation in the media to contribute to public fear. You can show how you or a loved ones shines as well by uploading a picture to their site or Facebook page.
Special thanks to Lexi at Mostly True Stuff for helping with our picture.
