Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com previews Count, Color, and Name: Spring and Easter Edition, an adapted book where students count, identify colors, and name ten groups of items across five pages. The consistent format helps children with autism generalize skills without relearning the activity structure each time.
Hi, this is Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is a product preview of my adapted book, Count, Color, and Name: Spring and Easter Edition. So this is a perfect one to work on fun spring and Easter themed vocabulary, but all in this familiar format of this adapted book. I love having different books in the same format because my kids don't need to relearn the activity. They already know what's expected of them, they just have to work on skill generalization on working on this activity with different vocab. So include our instructions for setup and then the 5 different pages with 10 groups of items. So they're each— each time they're gonna identify how many of each item, what color it is, and what it is. So these clipart are really cute and this is a really fun set to work on. If you're interested in these books and these work well for your students, I highly recommend getting the bundle. You'll get 1 book for each month of the school year and my kids get really, really excited to see the new book for each month. And it makes my planning much easier, which is very important. Again, this was a product review of Count Color and Names Spring and Easter Edition by TheAutismHelper.com.
