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Back to School Tips for Students Who May Need Extra Support It’s almost time for students to head back to school, whether in the classroom or at-home learning. After a challenging year, preparing children to resume formal learning after the

Get Classroom-Ready with Time Timer WASH Teachers everywhere this time of year have a lot on their minds. Though it’s just mid-July, and we’re all still enjoying summer, many school districts return to the classroom in August. Right about now, educators are creating lesson plans, classroom design ideas,

Make Daily Routines at Home a Little Easier with Time Timer Most of us begin the week (and weekends) with a plan of sorts. Whether it’s on paper, in a calendar, or simply in our heads; we often know how

Colour-Coded Time Management for the Win: Classroom Edition Teachers, this one is for you. You made it through the toughest year yet, and we appreciate you more than ever. And like millions of parents, you may be eagerly anticipating a more “normal”

It’s summertime and the livin’ is easy. This summer – perhaps more than any other – we’re all longing to bust out of our usual surroundings and enjoy a long-awaited, well-deserved vacation of any kind. All of us here at Time Timer are right

Teaching Your Children Mindfulness With an increasing number of distractions and the perceived constant need to be connected, mindfulness practices and the ability to live in the present moment are more essential than ever.   For children in the modern world, the distractions

Digital Inclusion for all! May 20th is Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Did you know there is a special day each year designated to recognize the importance of digital accessibility for people of ALL abilities? Each year since 2011, the third Thursday in May is spotlighted as Global

Time Timer®: An Essential Tool for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder By: Diane Twachtman-Cullen, Ph.D., CCC-SLP The use of visual supports is an integral part of best-practice intervention for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) because they help to facilitate understanding and provide structure

How Community Support and Self-Education Leads to Self-Advocacy and Shoulder Hugs: The Story of Terri and Bayley Terri has been long-time Time Timer fan. She was first introduced the Time Timer visual timer back when her son, Bayley, was a small child. After finding

Strengths of Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Through the Lens of a Teacher Written by Chelsea Pierce, M.Ed. & Molly Greer, M.Div.   In celebration of Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, we’ve chosen to shine a spotlight on the strengths of individuals with