It's almost time for our kids to go back to school and that means picking out all the back to school supplies. This can be a daunting task especially with a child with special needs. The crowded stores, and long lines don't make it any simpler but there are wonderful websites that have all you need made with your child in mind.  Here are few items to help you out, click on the picture for more information on the product.

This amazing timer, helps children with their daily routines, helps build independence and self-esteem.  This is my personal favorite, I use it with my daughter who is autistic and it just works wonders, it's a definite must-have!

Raised lines provide tactile cues that help define the work space for writing. All sheets are 8 1/2" x 11 and include 125 sheets in each pack.

This versatile pencil grip will stretch to fit over large pencils and paint brushes. Ergonomically correct for both left and right-handed users. Colors may vary.

Using visual supports is a highly effective strategy for teaching and working with individuals with Autism. These experienced practitioners provide practical guidance for designing appropriate visual supports with detailed illustrations and examples. Ideas include mnemonics, schedules, color-coding, power cards and much more. Also includes strategies for fading support use as well as inspirational success stories. 225 pages, paperback.

An inflatable, wedge-shaped cushion with smooth tactile bumps that brings the dynamics of a ball to any surface. As a wedge, it activates intrinsic trunk muscles to support the spine. The perfect seating option to ensure correct sitting posture. Small is 10"Sq. and large is 15"Sq. Latex free.