Gina from The Autism Helper built a mobile supply cart for under $100 to organize materials for two simultaneous autism groups. It has a front pocket chart for daily topics, side pockets for extras, and lower compartments with lesson boxes holding Play-Doh, glue, scissors, and hygiene supplies. She rolls it between teaching tables to keep everything accessible and prevent mix-ups.
Hey everyone, this is Gina from The Autism Helper. I just want to show you just something simple that I've implemented this year that I absolutely, absolutely love. I teach with my assistant who's amazing, and we teach at the same time with two different groups, and we found that we had a lot of trouble with supplies and getting them mixed up and just too many hands. So I got this really awesome cart, and I'll find the link for you. Worth all the money. I think I found it on sale for a little under $100. But I love that it has a pocket chart in the front to put whatever we're working on that day. It has these cool pockets on the sides so you can put in extra supplies, Post-its, and then down here I like to put supplies. I have lesson boxes for both of us so we can just grab what we need. Play-Doh, all the materials like glue, if we need scissors, crayons, whatever we need, and then extra supplies such as Germ-X, Clorox wipes, And when I'm ready, I just roll this out and I put it between the two tables that we teach at, and it's just been really, really awesome. Check it out!
