Jessica Lonergan

In this one-session, 30-minute group lesson, 6th-grade students with autism will reflect on their 6th-grade experiences and set goals for 7th grade. By identifying what was easy or hard, sharing hopes and worries, and noting coping skills, students build self-awareness and ease their transition.

This lesson helps students understand the difference between playful teasing and harmful teasing, as well as bullying and bothering. Through a game-based activity and a worksheet, students will learn to identify and respond appropriately to different social interactions. This lesson is important as it fosters a safe and supportive environment, helping students with autism navigate social situations more effectively.

In this lesson, students will learn the importance of teamwork in combating bullying by participating in group activities that emphasize collaboration and communication. They'll create their own 'Bully Buster' team with strategies to support classmates. This lesson is important as it helps young students understand the value of working together to create a supportive and safe environment, fostering empathy and cooperation.

In this lesson, students will engage in a storytelling activity designed to emphasize the importance of telling full truths and being accurate reporters. Through a collaborative and game-based approach, students will learn to differentiate between facts and embellishments in storytelling. This lesson is crucial for developing honesty and integrity in communication, especially for students with autism, as it provides a structured yet creative environment to practice these skills.

This lesson uses a game-based approach to help 6th grade students with Autism understand the concept of bullying. Through an interactive activity, students will learn to identify different types of bullying and discuss strategies to handle such situations. This lesson is important as it empowers students with the knowledge and skills to recognize and respond to bullying, fostering a safer and more inclusive school environment.

This lesson introduces 6th grade students to basic coping skills, focusing on simple strategies they can use in everyday situations. It's designed to be brief yet impactful, providing students with tools to manage stress and emotions effectively. This lesson is particularly important as it helps students develop resilience and emotional regulation, which are crucial for their mental health and well-being.

This lesson helps students understand what constitutes bullying, its effects, and how to prevent it. Through role-play and scenarios, students will learn effective strategies to stand up against bullying. This lesson is important as it empowers students to create a safer and more inclusive school environment.

This lesson focuses on empowering 6th grade students with autism to stand up to bullying through experiential and game-based learning. By engaging in a board game activity, students will learn practical strategies to handle bullying situations, fostering confidence and empathy. This lesson is crucial in building a supportive classroom environment and equipping students with the skills to advocate for themselves and others.

This lesson plan is designed to introduce 6th grade students with Autism to each other through a fun and engaging game-based activity. The activity, 'Connection Quest,' encourages students to interact, communicate, and learn about each other's interests and strengths in a supportive environment. This lesson is important as it helps students build social connections, enhances communication skills, and fosters a sense of community within the classroom.

This lesson is designed to foster community and connection among 6th grade students diagnosed with autism through a fun and interactive activity. By engaging in a collaborative game, students will have the opportunity to communicate, cooperate, and build trust with each other and their teacher. This lesson is important as it helps students develop social skills and a sense of belonging, which are crucial for their emotional and social well-being.

This lesson focuses on building connections between students and their teacher through a fun and interactive game. The activity is designed to be inclusive and supportive, accommodating the needs of students diagnosed with autism. By fostering a sense of belonging and understanding, this lesson aims to create a positive classroom environment that encourages communication and trust.

In this lesson, students will get to know each other through a fun and interactive activity. This lesson aims to create a comfortable and engaging environment for students to share information about themselves while learning about their peers. It helps build classroom community and fosters positive relationships.