Learning
should not stop just because summer break begins. Studies have shown
that individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (and other special
needs too) need continued structure and reinforcement of the goals
they were striving towards during the school year. Often
teachers will send home packets of worksheets and handouts with ideas
of how parent's can continue working on these goals during the summer
break. In other cases the student may qualify for Extended School
Year services during the summer to help prevent regression. In either
case, it is always good for parents to have a plan in place at home
for continued structure and ideas for fun and successful, meaningful
activities during the summer.
Please
take this opportunity to look over some of our previous blogs for
some ideas:
Check out the Academics section of the Do2Learn website to discover lots of ideas to help you fill your summer with fun activities! Here is just a sample of what you will find.
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