Autism Spectrum Disorders Primary Resources

Educational Resources to Help Teach Those With Autism Spectrum Disorders

Our range of resources with beautiful illustrations and symbols for students with disorders on the Autism spectrum. Featuring activities on friendship and social skills, managing emotions, taking turns and addressing common difficulties that your students may face in day to day life, as well as PowerPoints, maths resources, reading and writing worksheets and more. We hope you find the information on our website and resources useful. However, please be aware that every child is different. As far as possible, the contents of this resource are reflective of current professional research and are intended for guidance purposes only. The information here may not apply specifically to your children/classroom/setting/country.

Quality ASD Resources Ready to Print and Use

We know that finding the perfect resource to help engage different students with ASD, which is why our resources have been created by teachers to give you quick access to a range of visual and behavioural communication resources. Whether you're looking for autism-friendly classroom displays or classroom observation checklists, we hope you will find something to suit the needs of your lesson plan.

What is Autism?

The National Autistic Society defines Autism as a lifelong, developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people, as well as how they experience the world around them. Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) refer to a range of different conditions that are characteristically similar, encompassing challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviours and communication difficulties. These conditions are relatively common. According to figures provided by the National Autistic Society, approximately 700,000 people are on the Autistic Spectrum in the UK alone, which equates to more than one in every 100 people.