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Learning sheets made for one child.

Maths, reading, feelings and day plans for an autistic child, built around what they love, the level they’re at and the way they answer, with nothing on the page that overwhelms them.

For parents and carers, SEN teachers and teaching assistants, and therapists.

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Example sheets

Parents and carers

Homework they’ll sit down to.

Sums about the things your child loves, at the level they’re working at, on one calm page that ends with their reward.

Sam, 7, Year 2 or 3 · loves trains and space · reads short sentences · writes the answer · bigger textAva, 5, Reception or Year 1 · loves dinosaurs and bugs · reads with pictures · circles the answer · bigger text and fewer questionsLeo, 10, Year 5 or 6 · loves space, vehicles and the sea · reads paragraphs with headings · writes the answer · black and white

Download Sam’s sheetPDF

SEN teachers and teaching assistants

One lesson, at every child’s level.

Switch child and the same reading sheet is rebuilt for them: their reading level, the things they love, the way they answer.

Sam, 7, Year 2 or 3 · loves trains and space · reads short sentences · writes the answer · bigger textAva, 5, Reception or Year 1 · loves dinosaurs and bugs · reads with pictures · circles the answer · bigger text and fewer questionsLeo, 10, Year 5 or 6 · loves space, vehicles and the sea · reads paragraphs with headings · writes the answer · black and white

Download Ava’s sheetPDF

Therapists

Feelings, in pictures they know.

Check-ins, feelings scales, calm choices and talking boards, set to how the child communicates and what helps them.

Sam, 7, Year 2 or 3 · loves trains and space · reads short sentences · writes the answer · bigger textAva, 5, Reception or Year 1 · loves dinosaurs and bugs · reads with pictures · circles the answer · bigger text and fewer questionsLeo, 10, Year 5 or 6 · loves space, vehicles and the sea · reads paragraphs with headings · writes the answer · black and white

Download Leo’s sheetPDF

Sam, Ava and Leo are made-up children. Every sheet on this page is made right here by aitism, from their profiles.

One short profile. Every sheet built from it.

  1. Tell it about the child, once.

    What they love, how they read and count, how they answer and talk, what helps on the page, what to steer around, and what they get when they’ve finished.

  2. Choose what to make.

    Sums, a short read, a feelings check-in, tomorrow’s routine. There’s nothing to type and no prompt to write: you choose by clicking, and the sheet appears at once.

  3. See what changed, then print.

    Every change made for the child is shown and explained in a line, and any of it can be switched off. Every sheet fits one page of A4 and prints clearly in black and white.

Sam’s profile, as the sheet maker shows it. The navy stops are the ones that changed his maths sheet above.

Schoolwork, feelings and the day ahead.

Every one of these is made from the child’s profile, ready to print.

What you can make

  • NumbersCounting, sums and number facts
  • Time, money, shapesClocks, coins, shapes and graphs
  • ReadingShort reads, yes or no, matching
  • WritingName, letters, words, sentences
  • PuzzlesMazes, word searches, spot the difference
  • Art and makingColouring, dot-to-dot, cutting
  • Cards and gamesWord cards, pairs, bingo, dominoes
  • FeelingsHow I feel, calm choices, talking
  • What will happenA new event, step by step
  • Day planRoutines, first and then

Calm, clear and the same every time.

  1. What to do, in one plain line.

    Literal words and one instruction per line. No idioms, nothing to decode.

  2. How much there is.

    Numbered steps on one line show the whole job before it starts.

  3. The answer box is the darkest line.

    Tick, circle or write: whichever way the child answers, that’s where the eye goes.

  4. What comes after.

    The line ends at the child’s own reward, so finishing means something.

It follows familiar autism teaching practice: show what to do, how much there is and what comes next, with pictures and literal words, laid out the same way every time.

A child’s details stay on your device.

A child’s profile, with their name, what they find hard and what they’re afraid of, is kept in the browser on your own device. It is never sent to aitism, so a profile made on your laptop stays on your laptop.

The only words that leave your device are the few you type to add a new topic, like “diggers” or “getting new glasses”. There’s no chat and no prompt to write: everything else is chosen by clicking.

Start with one child.

Create an account, tell aitism what they love and how they learn, and print their first sheet.

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