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Autism Education, Awareness, Acceptance, Advocacy

Autism EDU

Autism EDU Acceptance Tools and Assemblies

Autism Facts and Autism Awareness Education

One of the most vulnerable student populations is the autistic. Misunderstood and often socially awkward, they are subject to bullying and isolation. You may have students on the autism spectrum in your classroom who are struggling to communicate and interact with their peers.

Autism EDU is a collection of innovative educational tools to introduce autism in the classroom and help you create an inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome and valued. These tools were developed to capture and engage students’ attention, ignite their curiosities and inspire discussions. The focus is on ‘abilities’ instead of ‘disabilities’ and ‘similarities’ over ‘differences’ for better understanding and connection.

Hand out these autism facts to accompany any of the Autism EDU modules:

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Autism Education: Mighty League, The Terrible Taunting SUBJECTS: Language Arts, Literacy in Social Issues
THEMES: Bullying, Understanding Autism and Aspergers Syndrome, Friendship

This Autism EDU module’s cornerstone is a story about a boy who is different. The reader sees inside his imagination where he is the superhero leader of the Mighty League of crime fighters. Contrast it with the real view of his school day where he encounters a bully on the school playground. Readers discover through the hero’s journal entries that he has Aspergers Syndrome and what it means to be someone on the autism spectrum. This award-winning tale is based on a true story.

Here’s what comes with Module 1: Mighty League, Vol 1

If you’d like the Mighty League 1 interactive digital comic (boy and girl versions), please sign up for our educator email list. The list includes an educator guide and free access to our comics and other resources.


Autism Education: The Horrible Hug

SUBJECTS: Language Arts, Literacy in Social Issues
THEMES: Social and Emotional Learning, Self and Peer Acceptance, Understanding Autism and Aspergers Syndrome

The Mighty League series continues and, in this Autism EDU module, the superhero turns starship captain embarking on a journey to an alien planet (a brand new school). It’s an overwhelming, fear-of-the-unknown experience for any child, but amplified when you are on the autism spectrum. The story teaches lessons on Aspergers Syndrome, autism, acceptance, self-confidence, and trust. It is also based on a true story.

Here’s what comes with Module 2: Mighty League, Vol 2

If you’d like the Mighty League 2 interactive digital comic (boy and girl versions), please sign up for our educator email list. The list includes an educator guide and free access to our comics and other resources. (If you signed up via the link under module 1, you don’t need to do it again.)

Module-3-Bluebee-TeeVee-educational webisodes Bluebee TeeVee Autism Educational Webisodes

SUBJECTS: Speaking and Listening, Language Arts, Writing
THEMES: Autism Facts, Autism Awareness, Understanding Kids with Autism

Bluebee TeeVee Autism Information Station is a webisode series that teaches kids all about autism in a friendly, age-appropriate and respectful manner with humor and pop culture references thrown in for fun. This Autism EDU module is an innovative series that helps children see past differences, learn acceptance and understanding, and discover that we’re all pretty much the same at heart. Each webisode comes with a comprehensive parent/teacher guide with show notes, additional resources, and classroom activities.

Here’s what comes with Module 3: Educational Webisodes

Episode 1: What is Autism

Episode 2: What are People on the Autism Spectrum Like?

Episode 3: Let’s Talk! Ways Autistic People Communicate

Episode 4: The Friendship Game

Episode 5: Bullying

Episode 6: Acceptance

Episode 7: What Autistic People Want Kids to Know

Our website at Geek Club Books is a platform for autistic voices, positive autism advocacy and education, and sharing autism resources we think you’ll want to know about. Here are additional categories we cover and questions we explore:

Our Autism EDU Team of Contributors

We want to acknowledge our  incredible team of autistic contributors: James Sullivan, Lydia Wayman, Megan Amodeo, and Jonathan Murphy. Our clinical partners, collaborators and advisors include:

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