This page is designed to help young students learn about autism and discover ways to support friends and family members of autistic individuals. The content provided here is sourced from various reliable resources and is freely available to share as needed. Teachers and parents are encouraged to use this page with students and are responsible for appropriately delivering the content in a way that aligns with their needs.
Neurodiversity means all our brains work differently.
There's no "right way" for a brain to work!
About 1 in 5 people have brains that think, learn, or feel differently.









Everyone lives in the Neuroverse!
Some people's brains work a little differently, like those with ADHD or autism.
These differences make the world exciting!
ASD stands for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Autism means your brain likes routines and may notice things others don't.
People with autism are great at focusing on what they love!
Be great at focusing on details
Be very creative in their favorite hobbies
Notice things others don't see!

Be kind and patient if they like to play or talk differently.
Ask if they want to join in!
Celebrate the things they love.
People with ASD often think in pictures. A schedule with visuals help kids to know what's coming next
Quiet spaces for breaks help us regulate. Sensory rooms are so nice!
Friends who share their interests!
Use nice words and be kind!
Autism helps people see the world in a new way.
They share their passions and make the world more interesting!

Thank you for exploring the Neuroverse with me!
Welcome to the Neuroverse!