Making Everyday Routines Go More Smoothly
Break everyday routines into small steps.
Kids often find comfort in doing the same things each day in the same way and having structure. Following simple routines can be especially calming. Choose one everyday routine for which kids need a little extra support.
Choose a narrator, or none at all. You can customize the routine by deleting steps or by changing their order. (You can also print out the cards to help teach the steps of the routine.)
Go through the steps in the routine together. Consider making your own routine cards for each task (going to the library, taking the bus, and so on).
Lots of Ways to Participate
Julia and Elmo participate in story time, each in their own way.
Sesame Street Communication Board
Sesame Street’s first AAC board features core vocabulary and beloved characters.
Adult Teamwork in Children's Tough Moments
When it comes to supporting little ones with big feelings, providers and caregivers work better together!
Ways To Be Kind
A drawing activity that celebrates the many ways to be a kind friend.
Friends Help Each Other
Elmo helps Julia get ready for a fire drill at school.
Sing and Color with Julia
Use this page to sing along with Julia and her friends.
Building Inclusive Spaces: Tips for Supporting Our Neurodivergent Learners
An article to help parents and educators plan for success when designing inclusive activities for autistic and neurotypical children in group settings.
