Homeschool Autism | 10 ESSENTIAL Learning Ideas (YOU NEED!)

Here are 10 ESSENTIAL ideas for learning for homeschool autism parents and anyone teaching an autistic person at home.
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1.Colour Sorting
You can start sorting colours, shapes or sizes.
2.Charts
Using charts like Now and Next or Daily charts and Rewards work for charts to complete tasks or using apps like the Tiimo App (link above)
3.Messy Play
Using water, paint or flower and water mix to get stuck in and make a messy fun game.
4.Sensory Play
Using cold pasta and dried cereal combined with toys and dried cereal to feel different textures.
5.Hand Painting
You can also use toys to paint like using toy cars.
6.Animal Rescue
Use tape to tape toys to a board and get the child to peal off the animals.
7.Drawing In Rice or Flour
Using flour and or rice to create a drawing or picture.
8.Music Play
Close the curtains and dim the lights play loutish music.
9.Investigative Play
You can get rocks paint them then go hide them and get the kids to find them.
10. Sink Or Float
Use a tub of water to drop items or toys (water resistant) into to see if they sing of float.
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[@walkerwilliams-rigsofrodst3316]

Hi, I'm a mom of 2 on the Aspergers Spectrum. I've been homeschooling them for several years now because their public school system was not teaching them at their level. So much was going over their heads! I've been subscribed to you for a while now. You really help me with my children on a daily basis! Thanks!

[@TheAspieWorld]

Walker Williams - Rigs Of Rods: The Long Game that’s amazing!! Well done you! And thank you so much!! Make sure your notification bell is on 😏

[@user-bi6mg5lz3z]

Used this video for my report for children with autism 8-12 years old. Amazing video

[@askNatasha82]

My 4 year old son is on the spectrum & I’m thinking of homeschooling him instead of putting him in public school or in a special education school. Thank you for this video.

[@Hijabi_autism_adhd_mom]

About to start homeschooling my toddler since she was released from daycare

[@tcer1973]

I’m supporting my 16-year-old daughter with high functioning ASD and ADHD. these would have been cool when she was little.

[@amybe3]

Homeschooling my non listeners children. 😞 boy is 10 (5th grader) and girl is 4 (preschooler) very strong will. I have my own executive function issues

[@JemmaJude]

I'm homeschooling my son who is Autistic like myself! Covid was really just the push I needed, as I've been wanting to homeschool him for years. The school system just weren't teaching him at his level, he's quite academic and a self taught reader and writer and it was starting to look like he was losing his confidence and his love for learning, so I knew it was time to take him out of school. He's thriving now that he's at home! Absolutely love your channel by the way, have learned so much just from watching your videos so thank you!

[@angeltippit5579]

I am going to start homeschooling my 10, going into 6th grade, granddaughter who is Autistic, ADHD, and ODD. I should make videos for our progress and how we do it. Obviously it is going to be some time to figure out what works. Her school is closing and no other schools are a best fit for her. Plus she is super smart

[@katiehalbur854]

I homeschool both of my kids I have since my daughter was in kindergarten now she is in 5th grade. My son is 8 and possibly on the spectrum and maybe other “learning disabilities” all of your tricks and tips are helping me so, so much. I see so many things like oh wow that’s just like “L”. Maybe now I can open more doors for him with learning because right now we feel like we are hitting a wall.

[@zrienkersh1475]

This was SO helpful.

[@donnafoster730]

This video was great! We plan to homeschool.

[@gingergolden2543]

We used to cut apple slices and remove the seeds, paint on the slices and push them on paper, can also cut potatoes in half and use a cookie cutter to cut out a shape from the center and paint as before. It was fun and I am planning to do this with my kids! We will start officially homeschooling in December, one with ASD/ADHD/SPD and one neurotypical, both very intelligent and not being served best by our public schools. Thanks for these videos, great resource!

[@TheAspieWorld]

Ooo nice!! Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).

[@jessicaesposito2841]

I just started watching your channel and LOVE it! I have 3 sons and my second is on the spectrum. I don't know many adults on the spectrum so these videos are great insight for me. Thanks for the homeschooling tips, they're super helpful while we are learning at home. I'm sure you get this a lot but keep up the good work! 👍👍

[@l1sana628]

You can put paper in a tray and place a marble covered in paint on it. Move the tray around and watch the marble paint :)

[@k.g.1698]

14 years homeschooling in thevUSA my oldest is Aspie. We love your channel.💗

[@MsWhitegirl16]

My daughter just turned 5 and I’m home schooling her ❤ she has autism and I’m not ready to release her to the school system. She’s nonverbal and has a good restriction. We’re powering through right now! I’m so happy to have found your page

[@frannyraven7978]

Finger painting is a fun way and u can also feel the paint

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes!! Sensory and creative!

[@CraftyEscapes7]

You are SO very good at all your videos! Thanks. Public school was not teaching at my child's level so yes Homeschool most certainly it is what works for us! Keep up these videos! Great Job!

[@TheAspieWorld]

Hey thank you so much :)! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@eggeth666]

I left school during September of last year (beginning of y8 for me) and it is so much better for me!!

[@donnareason2256]

We love to use potatoes and carve a shape into it or go nature walks and use leafs pebbles bark etc

[@yaadstylehomeschooling]

Thanks. Great suggestions

[@questella]

Homeschool is insane!

[@RayaSerenity]

I will be homeschooling both my children but my oldest is only 3 y.o. she just got diagnosed ad/hd and autism

[@Tdiva-Elly]

My aspie kid was not really into getting messy...he was more into vacuum cleaners! Lol

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yeah I am not into messy play but lots of kids are :). Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@salinayaqoob4936]

Mine too lol

[@stephaniethompson7995]

that is funny.. my child has not been diagnosed or anything.. however it is def in the family. (aspergers & add inattentive) .... SHE does not like getting dirty.. wet.. even water..

[@PrettyBlack42]

Thanks for the great tips ❣

[@pennypink-dw6vi]

Thank you so much there’s so many amazing tips x

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yay so happy to help!! Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@kailyjamessokame.6028]

Thank you!

[@mandyiatzko7244]

I am homeschooling my 6year old daughter. She was diagnosed autistic

[@k.g.1698]

Sorting can be combined with life skills by sorting socks and laundry.

[@TheAspieWorld]

YES!! That’s awesome 🔥🔥 Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@tylerlabbe3746]

Homeschooling our 3 Children. Our oldest son who is 10 is our high functioning spectrum disorder child. Texas. My wife is a 2nd grade teacher who is also teaching from home. It can be quite hectic at times. Love your videos. I have found them very helpful in learning more about our son.

[@TheAspieWorld]

That’s amazing!! Aw thank you! Well I how these idea help! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@janaedeason3828]

Thank you for your awesome ideas :) Love to see more :)

[@TheAspieWorld]

Thank you!! You are welcome! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).

[@jacqulynlittle1288]

I have autism and I'm wanting to learn homeschool so I think if I show those video to my mom she'll probably agree that I need homeschool

[@CozyCruiserr]

How have I not seen this yet!? Homeschool Mama! 💖

[@dadabellmon8672]

Thanks for your work. I have a 15 year old non-verbal autistic son. I have been planning to homeschool him but the time's situation prompt me to do it now.

[@spookyduck13]

Starting our second technical year of home learning.

[@higeki3232]

Thank you 💙😭

[@Tdiva-Elly]

Not home schooling but always interested in your tips, in case I can share with others.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yay!!

[@nituvisariya8263]

Thanks for share cool learning idea I would definitely try these ideas. M mom of 2.5yr old kid diagnosed on spectrum.

[@mysha4381]

oh, the app that gives you a time period to do things is such a good idea. i actually have a bunch of reminders set on my phone, but often times i'll be doing something different and i'll need to finish it, and then i forget to do the thing the reminder is supposed to remind me about.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yeah!! Reminders is how I live hahah! Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@mysha4381]

@@TheAspieWorld that's just the Aspie way hahah love your videos dude! keep up the good work

[@coolhusky1239]

Great video that’s really helpful your videos are so interesting I’m learning from your videos your videos are amazing and cool 😎

[@TheAspieWorld]

Cool husky 123 aw thank you so much!!

[@quentinwatson7068]

We are homeschooling. I am an Aspie, as is my daughter, and my son has autism with much more severe delays and disabilities. Easy for my daughter, who is driven and "high functioning" like myself. We struggle with how to address my son's needs in homeschool, with limited resources; he was receiving services from several therapists within a special needs classroom before the pandemic shut down the schools.

[@madalyns9594]

another good idea would be to draw with chalk. you’d be able to get some fresh air and some sun! you could just draw, make a game, practice writing and spelling, or practice abc’s. some fun games would be to write the abc’s out and then ask a child to find that letter or it could be a bigger, more visual way of spelling words. you could make a “trail” with small tasks to complete before you get to the end. lately i’ve been drawing with chalk as much as i can. it lets me get out of the house and it helps me feel less down while being away from friends.

[@nancyneyedly4587]

I would give my son uncooked rice to play with in a tray. I colored some pretty colors with a small amount of food color so it was white pink and blue, very pretty. He would drive his cars through it or dump it from a cup. Easy to put away in a container to use again. Now, years later we are in lockddown so school has switched to online. Now he wants to always homeschool all the time so we may go that way in the new year. Really helps with his sensory issues learning from home but it is difficult to understand all the time. He loves being at home all the time, no socializing, and no noise.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes we tried that a few times. Using things like cups and spoons is a good one to!! Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).

[@coloradohighaltitiduegarde7317]

I homeschool both my girls. My oldest daughter is Autistic. Thank you for sharing your insights : )

[@stephaniethompson7995]

hey - i am hs'ing 2 daughters, w/ special needs too.. how do you go about teaching your girls, at the same time? both my girls need 1:1 instruction and i get so overwhelmed because i cannot be 2 people. nothing gets me down more than this and feeling like a failure to educate them.. what works for you?? how do you teach 2 kids on different learning levels? who both need 1:1 ?! 😞

[@jaywincer7029]

I'm home schooling my two Aspie/Adhd kids during lockdown. I have offered them to continue once school reopens but they have chosen to return to school. They miss their friends!

[@TheAspieWorld]

Aww yeah they will do. That’s ok, I’m sure you are doing a fantastic job!! Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@somexp12]

Was homeschooled from 2nd to 8th grade (7 to 13 y/o), before repeating the 8th at a cheap, buy private, small religious school from which by I graduated. Don’t know if I have ASD, but this strategy is probably an asset for kids who struggle with complex social environments. Before this, I was, apparently, walking the perimeter at recess. Rather than going mad over the insanity of the playing the status game, I could focus on developing myself until I had something in me I liked regardless of what anyone else felt. An inner confidence that did not depend on peer approval. This, however, didn’t mean I never socialized. Other parents did likewise and there’d be regular meetups. It just didn’t happen at anywhere near the scale that created a Lord of the Flies culture, so I got something close to the best of both worlds.

[@sadhappymovies8637]

I’m newly diagnosed, doing my A-Levels self teaching. And although I find that I’m able to do more because I have more time. I can officially say that my sleeping pattern has broken. I’m also stressed as one of my subjects hasn’t sent me any work, and it’s knowledge heavy. Currently teaching myself Music, Drama and Criminology.

[@lacyorlando1168]

Yes I homeschool my autistic child and also non autistic child

[@angeltippit5579]

I homeschooled and put her, 1st grade, into public school. Then BAM, coronavirus, and homeschooling again. She had ASD with combined ADHD

[@iuliabaragan9579]

I'm not home schooling right now but the nursery I take my son to says they can only have him 2 hours a week ( my son is three and does not have an official diagnosis but has a lot of the classic autism red flags) so if he will ever learn new things it will still be from me cause not much can be achieved in one our twice a week. Awesome suggestions, will definitely try ( I especially loved the car through the rainbow rice)

[@lollibyte5727]

Yup, thanks to COVID I need to keep my 10-year old son home and we do school here through digital means until the government decides otherwise, so home school it is. xD

[@Scrumptious7]

My with autism and 8 children with autism.

[@dianakumar9884]

We just made the decision to home-school our 5 year old autistic son. He went to public school for 2 weeks and it has been a nightmare. I need some help , i have no idea what im doing . Will watch all your videos .

[@jaywincer7029]

Cookie cutters make good paint stamps.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Oh shoot yes!! We used them!

[@suprmom07]

I currently homeschool all three of my kids. My son is severely autistic and was in the public school system prior to Covid. My school district is insisting on all-day masks and there is no safety plan for the autism meltdowns that would be almost guaranteed. I am scared to homeschool my son and have already had an argument with his developmental doctor but I feel like I have no choice. I love homeschooling and have a passion for working with my kids. Thank you for talking about this. I need all the confidence I can get!!

[@adrianaruiz4167]

Did homeschool work for your family?

[@Autisticlifetogether7]

I do homeschool, always will! Public school did Not help, tea h at the right level. It's much more relaxed and fun!

[@hairwiz1971]

My son is nonverbal and just turned 10.He also has medical issues including feeding tube and recently diagnosed focal epilepsy.I’m always looking for ways to modify things for him.

[@starolivio6895]

Going to homeschool my asd son starting August ♡ Was not happy with the reviews at the school he was assigned to!

[@krystalworley9860]

I homeschooling a 5 year old and a 1 year old daughters and both of have special needs

[@sheliaporter6795]

I have a nine-year-old autistic, adhd, ocd and spd daughter. We homeschool and I plan to continue to homeschool. In public school, while she was awaiting tests results and a psychiatrist appointment, she had a meltdown and hid under a table. Instead of allowing her teacher to calm her and see if she could get her to come out, another teacher who did not know what we suspected, calls the resource officer, who tried to man handle her and drag her out from under the table! This made the melt down go into hysteria! I got a call telling me she was out of control and they wanted me to come get her. I get there and she runs toward me and the lady in the office yells at her to sit down and shut up! I told the lady that I had already signed her out and she needed to shut up because I will tell my child what to do at this point! The office lady was mad and mouthy, which made me madder by the second. After I found out what all happened, I told them I was withdrawing her from school and she would be homeschooled. They called me several times wanting me to come in discuss things and re-enroll my child. I said no, you do not treat a child like that when you and the teacher suspect they have some type of learning difficulty. She has done well being homeschooled. However, I do not follow a strict schedule. We wing it most days, depending on her mood, or if she is feeling well or not. She is a visual/hands on learner. So math lessons may be measuring ingredients out and mixing up a batch of cookies, or cutting up fruit and vegetables. She can read well, but will fight you on writing! She loves to tell stories and make them up, but she refuses to write. We are working on it, but it's painful some days.

[@PurpleEnbyTerminator]

I have been homeschooled since kindergarten and I am a junior in high school now (actually I only have 5 more days of being a junior before summer break. I live in the USA)

[@amybunn7113]

I’ve homeschooled my kids for years.

[@Lombwolf]

From my experience home schooling is extremely bad for children with autism, a lot of people chose to have there kid be in home school thinking it will keep them safe from in person school and for sensory issues but when you keep a child safe from things and locked away from Social interaction it will prevent a lot of growth needed and in person school will greatly benefit development and will lesson sensory issues from time and exposure. It’s not the same for everyone but I think it’s really important to try but not give up on it from my experience I didn’t really learn very much and was extremely behind but in public school I went from being super behind to being 2 or even 4 grades above me in certain topics I’m a 13 year old in middle school in a tiny town and I have way less autism related struggles as other people but as a general role please give them lots of in person exposure it’s really good for us.

[@dancewithmyshadows]

I can see your point, but I disagree with the idea that exposure is the best way to overcome sensory issues. It’s said that psychologists have a difficult time differentiating between PTSD and Autism symptoms in people with autism because they’ve never seen an autistic person without PTSD. I think we need to take note of that, and start rethinking the standard treatment of autistic children and young adults. I was diagnosed in my thirties, and having grown up without a diagnosis I was called lazy, dramatic, selfish, and my meltdowns were treated with punishment. My parents thought exposure would help with my social issues, so they had me in large choir groups where I would be left at all-day practices surrounded my loud strangers. I still have nightmares. While other children might have really enjoyed that experience, it was torture for me. I cried and begged not to go every time and my mom thought that forcing me to endure it would help me overcome my fears. But it worsened them. The approach I’m taking with my daughter is exposing her to social situations and sensory-unfriendly environments in a controlled and deliberate way. I watch her to know when she’s showing signs of overload, and I’m teaching her coping strategies. She’s learned to say “I need a break” and to take deep breaths and play with a sensory toy. She’s learned to say, “I need space” when a friend gets too close to her face. She’s only learned this because, rather than sending her off and hoping for the best, I’ve developed strategies alongside her and prepared her to cope in a way that works for her. When she’s older, she’ll be able to enter those situations on her own with the tools to be successful, rather than find herself in a sink-or-swim situation. I’m homeschooling because I can provide these tools better than a teacher who has many other children to work with and who is already spread too thin and paid too little. I’m in a privileged position to have the time and resources to homeschool. I appreciate teachers because not everyone has homeschool as an option to them. But if one does, and they decide it’s best for their child, I would never in a million years deter them. Even professionals are still in disagreement about the best therapy practices for autism. So in this case, I would trust a parent’s instinct.

[@sophie-xg5cx]

I have autism as well. I find school really hard

[@katrinaxo2472]

FIFA master me too x

[@stefanburdettyt]

Im homeschool at the moment BUT when this lockdown is done i am going back school.

[@Kari_Roberts]

I homeschool my 6 kids ages 5-15. 2 have ADHD and 1 has level 2 ASD. We have to be very structured.

[@bbbhhh9643]

I'm supposed to do work at home but I find it really hard to get the motivation to do so, seeing as my sleep is all messed up and I'm definitely getting cabin fever-y

[@aprilbedenbaugh5462]

We are schooling at home now. But not typically.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Oh cool I hope my video helps. Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).

[@RocksyMocksy]

Hi Dan, I homeschool my son and he is in 7th grade. I find that these things above are for younger kids. Do u have any advice for older kids? Hes 13 and is having a very hard time in class right now? thank you

[@katgal1313]

Hi Im new to your channel and I was wondering if you had any ideas for teaching kids with autism. Me and my niece are about to take on a child care class for children with autism and we could use any help we could get

[@Hey-wf8fu]

I am finding it really difficult. The work load and the time limit is really getting to me and everyone works at a much faster pace leaving me really far behind. I feel as if mainstream secondary schools (I go to one of these) struggle to understand that we might need extra time to process certain things. I find your videos really helpful. Do you have any tips for autistic secondary school students?

[@kimmb985]

I feel the same

[@yaadstylehomeschooling]

What subjects do you do?

[@jodieoneill8305]

I am connecting with my school online

[@britt3795]

Hi I homeschool my 2 boys my oldest is autistic and trying to find things to work with him on

[@katrinaxo2472]

I have autism too x

[@TheAspieWorld]

Oh hey!! Thank you so much for the comment! Please subscribe to my channel to see more videos from me :).

[@anneshabloomfield5917]

I'm having to do my three uni papers by distance now. My executive dysfunction is running amuck

[@TheAspieWorld]

Ahh yes!! Hope it’s going well!! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@krystalworley9860]

I have two girls I have one that's autism that's six and the second girl is nonverbal autism and I'm homeschooling both of them

[@SAMMIESHANE]

cant find the free printable's

[@emmacampbell4567]

I had a major meltdown because I couldn’t go to school and my whole schedule was all messed up (I have high functioning autism)

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes yes yes!! I totally understand you here! It’s all been a bit all over the place hasn’t it 😩. Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@angeltippit5579]

Dried beans too

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes🔥🔥🔥✌🏼

[@tazyou11]

I just saw a video from I think the channel is Jubilee. It was about 7 people with ASD and the question was, does everyone with ASD think the same? The people were asked different questions and had different degrees of agree or disagree to choose as how they felt.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes that’s a very important thing to remember :). Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@tazyou11]

Of course I am subscribed and have bell notifications turned on. I have followed you from almost the beginning.

[@charliepollard6783]

I’ve looked on your website for the charts and can’t see them anywhere, I’ve looked in the shop and they aren’t there

[@TheAspieWorld]

Heyy they most defiantly are if you email me I’ll send you the link

[@charliepollard6783]

I’ve emailed :)

[@dadabellmon8672]

someone told me they started teaching their child how to set a table and I thought it was a good idea, what do you think?

[@HereComesKeneth_]

My 10 year old is Autistic and we’ve just started home based learning due to threats from the school of fines and even jail time due to his low attendance (78%). Were already home educating our year 10 daughter with adhd and dyslexia. Any tips? Lx

[@TheAspieWorld]

What specific do you need help with? Thank you so much for the comment!

[@MartKart8]

lots and lots of Years ago, I tried to get home schooling for my autism, but was denied it, because of it.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Aww no!! Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@jfilm7466]

Why do we have to click two links to play your videos. Is it because as mentioned in your previous videos that KZbin thinks Autistic is derogatory and therefore adding an extra couple of layers of protection so that people won't be as easily offended? I have the "condition" and I don't have a problem with Autisic.

[@mamauaa368]

I homeschool 4 children 1 aspy child

[@MelissaTheButterfly]

👏👏👏💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@TheAspieWorld]

💚

[@marshamoseley5963]

Trying to homeschool 3 special needs children who all need 1-1 is not going well at all 😑 12 year old with asperger's ADHD and anxiety 10 year old with ADHD conduct disorder and anxiety and a 9 year old with ADD asd anxiety and sensory processing disorder

[@wannacya]

Hi I am a mom of 2 boy's with autism in California I am struggling to find free homeschooling approved by the state all advice welcomed I was told by the state board and our school district that they could not give me any reference because it's illegal

[@ScorpionStinger521]

Homeschooling is not illegal.. They don't want to help u because it takes away from their funding...

[@butterflylady5477]

HI,ARE YOU FOUND HELP!!

[@wannacya]

Hi, thanks for checking in. I am officially home schooling thanks to all parents, guardians, and teachers ​my youngest is starting to talk after 10 years he is reading out loud, and he wants every book and magazine he finds. His brother can identify letters colors, and he is starting to make sounds of words I can't believe how much one on one makes a difference. @butterflylady5477

[@butterflylady5477]

@@wannacya Hi, wonderful!!GOD bless you all🙂

[@RailfanParadise]

That app would’ve been nice for me during online school.

[@RodrigoOliveira-pg4pf]

Hello first comment

[@TheAspieWorld]

Rodrigo Oliveira hero

[@RodrigoOliveira-pg4pf]

The Aspie World :-)

[@SAMMIESHANE]

homeschooling 4 special needs kids

[@williamclose5996]

That is how I got my Xbox 360

[@frannyraven7978]

Homeschool is so hard for because I can't find a space to concentrate

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yeah it can be a challenge. Thank you so much for the comment! Make sure you are subscribed and have the notifications turned on :).

[@garyfrancis5015]

Sink or float that was invented in medieval times which witch craft. Throwing a women in to a lake if she sunk to the bottom she fine. If she floated to the top she was a witch. Educational comment.

[@TheAspieWorld]

Yes it was called ‘dunking’ barbaric.