Free Autism Resource for Kids – Temple Grandin
April 2nd is one of my favorite days to spread awareness about Autism. One of my favorite books to read is The Girl Who Thought in Pictures: The Story of Dr. Temple Grandin.
The book is about Temple Grandin, a girl who was diagnosed with Autism at a young age. Temple learns that she is “different, not less”. She went on in her life to do some pretty amazing things! It’s a great story to teach children about how our differences can help us be successful!
The Girl Who Thought In Pictures FREE RESOURCE
To help my students engage with the book and understand how being different is special, I created this one page flip flap for students to work on together!
These flip flaps are a favorite in my classroom, and I love that they are printed double sided so you only need one sheet of paper per student. They are super easy to quickly fold and cut as a class!
If you’d like to try out this Autism resource with your students you can grab a FREE copy HERE!
If you end up using this resource, I’d love to see it in action. Be sure to tag me on Instagram @thesprinkletoppedteacher! I also have flip flaps for every month of the year! Click to grab the Flip Flap Bundle and save!
