Teaching Tips
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- “Weekly Thoughts and Tips: Transition Helps for Primary Teachers” (Aug. 16, 2013)
Advice for helping children with disabilities transition between classes or activities. - “Weekly Thoughts and Tips: Encouraging Good Behavior” (Mar. 15, 2013)
Ideas for helping children with disabilities have a positive Primary experience. - “Weekly Thoughts and Tips: The Power of Inclusion” (Nov. 23, 2012)
A success story from one Primary.
Stories
- “Bugs for Brother Baugh” (Apr. 2018 Friend)
A girl with autism loves to draw pictures of bugs for a member of her bishopric. - “Signs of Friendship” (Dec. 2017 Friend)
A boy with autism has a hard time finding a friend and prays for help. Then he becomes friends with a deaf neighbor. - “Rowdy to Reverent” (July 2015 Friend)
A boy learns he can set a good example for his friend at church. - “My Brother Hyrum” (Apr. 2014 Friend)
A girl describes how much she loves her brother Hyrum, who has autism. (Goes along with a video under “Other Resources.”) - “A Good Example” (Oct. 2009 Friend)
A boy with autism sets an example for his brother Cooper. - “Friends by Mail: My Brother Is My Best Friend” (June 2009 Friend)
A boy describes how grateful he is for his brother, who has autism. - “Hayden’s Friends” (May 2009 Friend)
A boy with autism has many friends in Primary.
Other Resources
- Music: “Every Star Is Different” (Children’s Songbook, 142)
- Music: “We Are Different” (Children’s Songbook, 263)
- Video: “My Brother Hyrum”
A girl describes how much she loves her older brother, Hyrum, who has autism.
