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Free Tools for Neurodivergent Kids
Simple visual supports to help children regulate, learn, build routines, communicate, and grow in real life.
Created by Valerie, an RN, board certified Family Nurse Practitioner, and homeschooling parent to autistic neurodiverse kids, translating research and therapy strategies into parent friendly tools.
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Simple visual tools for stress, routines, communication, learning, and independence.
Learning Profile Screener
Notice patterns in reading, writing, math, attention, communication, and regulation.
Take the screener →Calm Body Tool
Notice body states and choose calming supports.
Start with calm →Bee Timer
Visual timers for focus, breaks, transitions, and routines.
Start a timer →First Then Board
Show what happens now and what comes next.
Create a board →Task Breakdown Builder
Turn overwhelming tasks into small steps.
Break it down →Visual Schedule
Build routines with pictures and clear expectations.
Build a schedule →Choice Board
Offer visual choices with your own photos.
Create choices →Social Story Maker
Create social stories with your own photos.
Create a story →Behavior Clue Tracker
Track patterns, triggers, sensory clues, and replacement skills.
Track behavior clues →Bee LEARN
Why Learning Feels Hard
Explore learning profiles and supports for reading, writing, math, attention, anxiety, sensory needs, and PDA.
Learning Profile Screener
Explore strengths, challenges, and possible learning profiles.
Take the screener →Dyslexia
Reading, decoding, spelling, and fluency.
Explore dyslexia →Dysgraphia
Handwriting, spelling, typing, and writing supports.
Explore dysgraphia →Dyscalculia
Number sense, math facts, and problem solving.
Explore dyscalculia →ADHD & Learning
Attention, memory, organization, and task initiation.
Explore ADHD →Anxiety & Learning
Confidence, coping, flexible thinking, and participation.
Explore anxiety →Sensory & Learning
Sensory processing, regulation, attention, and participation.
Explore sensory →PDA Profile
Autonomy, flexibility, collaboration, and demand stress.
Explore PDA →Bee LEARN follows three levels
Skill pathways
The Hive System
Each pathway helps families build skills step by step.
Bee CALM
Regulation, sensory supports, body signals, and calming tools.
Regulation pathway →Bee READY
Routines, transitions, planning, organization, and task initiation.
Executive skills pathway →Bee PALS
Friendship, communication, emotions, and social understanding.
Social skills pathway →Bee LEARN
Learning differences, attention, anxiety, sensory learning, and PDA.
Learning pathway →Bee INDEPENDENT
Daily living, hygiene, safety, self advocacy, and independence.
Life skills pathway →Bee PRACTICE
Therapy carryover, home practice, speech, OT, PT, feeding, and habilitation.
Practice pathway →Bee CLUES
Behavior clues, triggers, unmet needs, and stress signals.
Follow the clues →Bee THRIVE
Transition planning, employment, relationships, and adult life.
Future pathway →Regulate → See → Try → Do → Reflect
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Free Regulation Toolkit
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