The BIG Book All About ME

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To help you get to know me, my family and my likes and dislikes better The BIG Book All About ME Hi My Name Is

Date: I want to introduce myself to you with my Let Me Introduce Myself to You booklet This booklet includes a lot of information about me and my family I hope that this information will help you get to know me and some of my interests, strengths and skills My parents have high expectations for me; just as other parents do for their children My parents hope that I will follow school rules, perform to the best of my ability and be a contributing member of the group Quality teaching and positive peer role models will help me be successful If you have questions, please contact my parent(s) at one of the following numbers: Home: ( ) Work: ( ) Cell: ( ) The best time to reach them is My parents look forward to working with you; please let them know how they can help make this school year a wonderful and productive year Sincerely,

Here Is My Family My name is: I like to be called: My birthday is: I was born in: Adult(s) I live with: who is my who is my who is my who is my I have brothers Their names are: I have sisters Their names are: We have pets Type of pet: Pet s name: Other family members and friends that I want you to know about are:

To begin with, here are some very important things I want you to know about me: I am a child with autism My senses pose challenges for me and it may be difficult for me to handle bright lights or loud noises Please do not think that I choose not to do something as often it is that I cannot do the some thing you want me to do I am very concrete I do not understand the abstract or sarcasm I interpret things literally the way they are written or said I may have a very difficult time verbally communicating my wants and needs, or letting you know when something is bothering me Please listen and watch all the ways that I communicate I am a visual learner: show me how to do something; let me practice; repeat a few times and we will both be less frustrated Please, emphasize and build on what I can do, not what I cannot do Often times I have difficulty playing with other children and choose to be alone; help me with learning to be more social and how to play with others and make friends Sometimes I get very frustrated and act out; watch me and help me identify what triggers my behaviors and teach me ways to handle the situations that cause me stress Please, above all, LOVE ME UNCONDITIONALLY I am a child, a child with autism Adapted from: Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew by Ellen Notbohm

MY PARENTS DREAM FOR ME When I was born my parents wondered about: My parents hopes for me are: My parents lifetime goals for me are: Here are some ways my parents have learned to help me be successful:

MY LEARNING STYLE Three things that motivate me are: 1 2 3 My strengths are: These are details about how I communicate: These are ways to communicate with me so that I ll better understand you: These are ways to help me improve my fine and gross motor skills: Here is what I need to improve my social skills: Change is difficult for me, ways to help me transition more easily are:

MY FEELINGS AND BEHAVIOR My feelings: Things that make me feel happy are: Things that make me feel better are: Things that may make me upset are: When I get upset I may say: When I get upset I may do: Things that might make me sad are: My behavior: I respond positively when: When I am tired or not feeling well I may: Things I may be afraid of are: When there is too much noise, talking I may: When I become frustrated I may: It is hard for me to:

THINGS I LIKE These are my favorite things: Animal: Activity: Activity: Activity: Activity: Activity: Food: Food: Food: Drink: When I am inside I like to: After school I like to: On the weekends I like to: When I go outside:

PLACES I LIKE TO GO These are places I enjoy at my school: These are places that I like to go with my family: These are places that I like to go with my family and friends: These are places I go in my neighborhood: These are places I do not like to go: Sometimes I wander but you can find me by looking:

THINGS I CAN DO FOR MYSELF: THINGS I MAY NEED HELP WITH: [ ] Dressing [ ] Zippers [ ] Coats [ ] Shoelaces [ ] Shoes/Boots Toileting (including getting my pants on correctly): Eating (including cutting my food and helping me clean up): Other:

HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS Here are some things my parents want you to know about my health Health information: Current medication(s): Medications taken at school: Recurring illnesses: Allergies: Glasses: [ ] Yes [ ] No Need help cleaning my glasses: [ } Yes [ ] No Hearing loss: [ ] Yes [ ] No Affected Ear(s): Degree of loss: I have sensory needs: At times I may prefer certain foods such as: My stomach may hurt when: Other things you may need to know about my health:

PARENT ATTACHMENT (Other things my parents and I would like you to know about me) FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS

SOMETIMES VISUAL SCHEDULES AND PICTURES HELP ME

Lastly, you might already know that persons with autism may possess many different characteristics To help you understand me better my parents have checked the characteristics of autism that I might display Inappropriate laughing or giggling Apparent insensitivity to pain Sustained unusual or repetitive play Uneven physical skills May avoid eye contact Sometimes want to play with you Are loyal to friends Unable to verbally express my wants/needs Like to flap and dance to music Insistence on sameness May look like I am not listening but I am May be bothered by bright lights Know a lot of great movie quotes Have a great memory Rock back-n-forth while sitting or standing Like to teach you about a topic I know a lot about No real fear of dangers May not want cuddling, being touched Play with toys in a different way Be very accepting of everyone Difficulty interacting with others May prefer to be alone Have a lot of energy May use gestures Inappropriate attachment to objects Echo words or phrases Do my best to follow instructions Do not like loud sounds Honest and trustworthy Learn through picture Have many one-of-a kind ideas wwwaaomiorg navigator@aaomiorg 877463AAOM