Sesame Street in Communities
Especially for Families of Children With Autism
Wearing masks, interacting with others on video chats, and adjusting to frequent changes in routines—all can be tough for children with autism. Here are resources to help children and their families cope with the challenges of living in the time of COVID-19.
A is for Adventure
When facing big changes, it’s important to develop an “I can do it” attitude. One way to help is to approach change as an adventure! Together with children, watch this video to see Alexa the astronaut go on a letter A adventure. No matter what she encounters, Alexa keeps a positive attitude!
Learning Through Play
Children love to play—anytime, anywhere, and with almost anything. As they do, they’re exploring the world around them and practicing important skills crucial to brain development. Consider the relationship between play and learning as you observe children “just having fun”!
Learning From Home
Whether children are learning in a classroom or at home, their brains are constantly developing. Opportunities for building children’s skills in math, science, and reading are everywhere… even in the kitchen and bathtub! Check out these collections of resources to share with parents—and help them make the most of the time they spend at home.
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