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Learning With ASD: How Do You Identify an Object?

Discover effective strategies for individuals with autism spectrum disorder to enhance object identification skills. Learn identification.

Apr 29

An image of a white puzzle with one piece missing, but a yellow puzzle piece which says “Identify” hovers over it. This implies that an object is being identified.

Apr 29

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Autism & Joubert Syndrome — How They Relate

Learn from Blue Parachute how autism and Joubert syndrome relate, common neurodevelopmental traits, and how ABA therapy can help.

Apr 29

A desk with papers, a stethoscope, and a tablet on it. The tablet says in big, black, bold letters “Autism & Joubert Syndrome.” This indicates that one can learn about these two conditions from this blog.

Apr 29

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Taking Turns: Enhancing Play and Social Skills for Autism

Learn from Blue Parachute how to teach taking turns, its importance, and practical strategies for those with autism. Read more here.

Mar 31

A toddler boy is pushing a wooden wagon that has another toddler boy sitting inside of it. Both boys are barefoot. They seem to be having fun in a playroom that contains other wooden toys, like a doll hour, and a bean bag chair shaped like a basketball. This indicates that the subject of this blog is taking turns.

Mar 31

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Using Visual Schedules for Autism: Enhancing Learning Through Structure

Learn from Blue Parachute how visual schedules enhance learning, task completion, and independence in individuals with ASD.

Mar 31

A chalkboard that is a blank slate and says “Schedule” at the top, indicating that this device can be used as a visual schedule by someone on the autism spectrum.

Mar 31

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Getting a New Autism Diagnosis — Finding Help and Support

Did you receive a new autism diagnosis for yourself or your child? Read this interview of the parent of a preteenager with ASD & learn…

Mar 1

Getting a new autism diagnosis can be difficult. You need 6 things — help, support, service, assistance, guidance, and advice. The image is a sign post with each of these 6 items pointing, indicating that Blue Parachute can help.

Mar 1

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Autism and Transitions: Navigating Smooth Transitions for Individuals With ASD

Explore effective autism transition strategies to navigate challenges during activities. Learn how to support individuals with ASD.

Mar 1

For those on the autism spectrum, transitioning from one task to another can be difficult. To navigate smooth transitions, planning can help. This picture is of a chalkboard, and it says “Do something different” which can help someone with ASD better understand transitioning tasks.

Mar 1

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Teaching to Respond to Greetings — How to Respond to Hello

Learn how to teach an autistic child to respond to greetings. With Blue Parachute videos, find effective strategies to help ASD children.

Feb 13

A young boy wearing a red long-sleeved shirt, white pants, and sneakers, is waving his left hand. This implies that he is being taught how to respond to hello.

Feb 13

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How Do You Teach an Autistic Child to Ask Questions?

Discover how to teach an autistic child to ask questions and foster communication skills. Blue Parachute offers video resources to help.

Feb 13

How Do You Teach an Autistic Child to Ask Questions?

Feb 13

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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Teaching How to Make Snacks

Blue Parachute helps empower autistic children to make snacks independently via our videos. Enhance life skills with effective strategies.

Jan 30

A young boy wearing a striped sweater with a green apron with blue trim worn on top us three smaller bows, one larger bowls, and some shells from brown eggs in front of him. He is grabbing one of the smaller bowls with his left hand, and about to grab a blue spoon, which is laying inside that bowl, with his right hand. This illustrates teaching how to make snacks when someone is on the autism spectrum.

Jan 30

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How to Get Your ASD Child to Stay at the Table

Discover strategies for individuals on the autism spectrum to stay at the table during mealtime. Blue Parachute offers videos. Learn more!

Jan 30

How to Get Your ASD Child to Stay at the Table

Jan 30

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A complete list of video lessons that provides parents the support needed to achieve more positive outcomes with their child on the Autism Spectrum.

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