Like many kids on the spectrum, Charlie finds solace and empowerment in the things that he is passionate about. EvansĬharlie loves water! He loves swimming, pools, ponds, the ocean, and trips to the aquarium. Charlie Makes a Splash! by Holly Robinson Peete & Shane W. Then, one day his class goes on a trip to the botanical gardens and everyone starts to see how special Henry’s knowledge is.ģ. When he feels different, he knows he can always seek comfort under the old willow tree. Sometimes Henry doesn’t notice his classmates' frustration, but other days he does.
Henry likes to call plants by their Latin names and he doesn’t remember to raise his hand in class.
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She is one of the world’s most groundbreaking inventors! Have your students learn about the inspirational lives of amazing scientists with this illustrative rhyming tale that is full of fun facts and a colorful timeline of events, capturing exactly how Dr. Being diagnosed from a young age with autism does not stop her. Temple Grandin who is a quirky scientist that is not afraid to be different. The Girl Who Thought in Pictures by Julia Finley Mosca Share the joy of reading this Autism Awareness Month to create a kinder, more inclusive world for everyone!ġ.
We created this list of picture books and middle school books, so children can see themselves on the page. These Autism Awareness month books are perfect for teachers looking for ways to empower their students with autism and to spread understanding to readers everywhere. Help your students recognize the challenges and wide range of talents that people on the spectrum have.Įxplore these ten books with strong messages and characters that challenge the idea of “normal”. It also provides those with autism the opportunity to reach their full potential. When inclusion is practiced in the classroom, it creates a culture of respect and prepares children for a better life in their community as adults. World Autism Awareness month is all about kindness and encouraging acceptance! Take some time this April to share stories with your students that increase their understanding of people with autism.
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