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My oldest child has high functioning autism. So to most people he looks like every other 8 year old boy. However, my son has autistic behaviors that can be difficult to understand and know how to handle.
Since he is mainstreamed, I make his church and school teachers a card every year letting them know key information that will help him learn and thrive.
Print Free File: All About Me Card
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Wow! I love this. What a great idea. Thank you.