Download this resource from Angie S by clicking here.

You can download the resource here.

You can access the file for this resource here. It was created by Autism Speech Talkies.

Download this resource here. Thanks to Adaptation Station for offering this mini-schedule.

You can obtain the file here. Created by Autism Little Learners.

Simply Fun and Functional AdaptED created this resource. You can obtain the file here.

Download the social narrative here. It was created by Noodle Nook.

The Autism Educator created this narrative. You can access this story here.

You can obtain the file for this resource here. It was created by Magic Spells for Teachers.

These were created by Sarah Wu. You can download the file here.

Click here to download these materials, which were created by Make No Little Plans.

Simply Special Ed developed this unit. You can obtain the materials here.

Thanks to Janelle Sampson of Two Way Street for this resource. Read about using communication boards to discuss Covid-19 and download a copy here.

Click here to obtain these visual supports from AAC for Adults.

Teaching Sensory Explorers created this story. You can download this social narrative here.

You can download this resource here. It was created by the US Department of Health and Human Service Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.

This poster was developed by SpinDrift. Get your copy here.

Click here to obtain this social narrative. It was created by Spiffy Speech.

You can download the PPT file here. You may want to edit page 5 to suggest coughing/sneezing into the crook of their elbow (not covering with their hands). Thanks to Stefani Dutcher for sharing this work.

If you use the Snap Core First software from Tobii Dynavox, you can download this page on Covid-19 here.

Brilliant Dust created this resource. Check out these helpful posters here,

Shine created this set of materials. You can view their resources here.

BrainPop has a set of engaging resources on this topic. Click here to visit Brain Pop's learning materials.

This was created by the University of Miami-Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism and Related Disability (UM-NSU Card). The social narrative from UM-NSU CARD can be accessed here.

Visit Brain Pop's learning resources on coronaviruses here.

Information from CNet on cleaning your phone can be accessed here.

You can find Apple's suggestions for sanitizing your Apple electronics here.

Check out these free resources for learning outside of school from Scholastic.

Quite a few companies offer free or trial subscriptions to their digital learning materials. Thanks to Amazing Educational Resources for this helpful table.

Take a look at the learning materials posted by PBS Learning Media here.

This was created by Carol Gray, the originator of Social Stories. Check out Carol Gray's Social Story here,

Help children learn more about personal space and social distancing here. A Determined Mind created these materials.

Easter Seals and the Illinois Autism Partnership developed this work. You can access this social narrative here.

Teaching Differently created this story. Explore this resource here.

You can access free Twinkl resources using the code UKTWINKLHELPS here

You can download this helpful poster here. Thanks to The Oatmeal for creating it.

You can get access to BrainPop for free if your school is closed. Click here for details.

Kevin Honeycutt's resources may be of interest. Check out his ideas here.

If you use speech generating devices made by PRC-Saltillo, this may be helpful.

You can download a symbolated social narrative and other stories here. Thanks to Breezy Special Ed for these resources.

Breezy Special Ed also created these posters. You can download them here.

If you use LAMP Words for Life, these resources may be helpful. Many thanks to Storm Speech Therapy for creating them.

This story was created at The University of South Florida Center for Autism and Related Disabilities. You can download the social narrative here.

The Self Advocacy Resource and Technical Assistance Center created this helpful resource.

Linda Hodgdon, a long-time advocate for the use of visual supports, provides suggestions for dealing with Covid-19 here.

Check out this comic from National Public Radio.

CoughDrop users: You can access a communication board with covid-19 vocabulary here. Thanks to Tuttle Turtle for developing and sharing it.

This resource guide from the National Child Traumatic Stress Network has a good deal of helpful information.

You can view this online story here.

You can download symbols related to the coronavirus here. These were developed by Mowik in Poland.

This poster on social distancing from the Florida Department of Health is available for download here.

This poster from Bozell on social distancing in everyday situations can be accessed here.

This sequence for handwashing was created by Symbols for All.

Steps for washing hands by Symbols for All.

Families can create an account, free of charge for 30 days and easily create games, visual support to explain the Covid-19, visual schedule for home routines and anything they need to make these coming weeks easier on the children. Click here then select the monthly standard access.Use the promo code HOMEVISUALS on checkout.

You can view this resource by Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach and download the guide here.

Check out these resources from News 2 You.

You can download this social narrative from Autism Little Learners here.

Click here to download this social narrative from Autism Little Learners (English).

Check out Alisha Alidaki's home practice materials for LAMP users here.

This poster from Tactus Therapy may be helpful to people with aphasia or other language processing difficulties. You can download it here.

CrickSoftware is making their wonderful Clicker product free to schools that are closed due to Covid-19. You can apply here.

Tina developed a wonderful collection of Covid-19 and related resources created with Boardmaker. You can see those here.

Learn about using Proloquo2Go to talk about coronavirus here.

Check out this resource on supporting people who don't yet have a formal AAC system by Sweet Jenn.

Click here to sign up for a free 2-month pass to access the AAC Language Lab.

Nicole Austin-Haynie created this handy resource with many AAC practice suggestions.

Check out this handout from the Center for AAC and Autism for lots of great tips.

Christi Lynn created these manual communication boards with coronavirus vocabulary. These wonderful tools are based on WordPower 60.

The wonderful team at Help Kidz Learn is offering a free trial that includes some of their most powerful products.

Click here to learn how to get an extended trial of CoughDrop for AAC.

Check out these social narratives from Mindheart. Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Polish, Hebrew, Indonesian, Turkish, German, Russian, Arabic, Romanian, Hungarian, Greek, Danish, Serbian, and Welsh.

Download this packet from the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Autism Team at the University of North Carolina here.

This resource packet from UM-NSU CARD is in Spanish and has a lot of activity ideas.

Check out this downloadable communication board from Tech OWL.

The Council for Exceptional Children hosted this webinar on teaching special education online. You can view the video here.

Check out this social narrative and more from Sensory Stories Podcast.

This social narrative by Meredith Polsky is on the LessonPix sharing site.

Check out the Autism Society's Covid-19 Toolkit.

Tobii Dynavox shares a variety of resources, including downloadable communication boards in multiple languages.

When people are intubated, which sometimes to those who get seriously ill with Covid-19, they may be unable to speak. The Patient Provider Communication Network has many important resources to download, including communication boards.

The wonderful team at ARASAAC created a number of excellent resources in Spanish for their Open Classroom project.

Why is school closed? Abbi Kruse, The Playing Field, and Reach Dane created this social story in over 2 dozen languages. You can download the editable files here.

Check out ARASAAC's additional materials on Covid-19 here (Spanish).

Amanda Hartmann and Beenleigh School created this helpful material for families.

Take a look at this helpful visual support from Talking Mats.

Check out these helpful resources from UM-NSU CARD that are designed for adults with autism and their families.

Check out the wonderful resources in this online guide by FAU CARD.

Looking for a social narrative to help learners understand what will happen if they need to get tested for Covid-19? Caitlin Collins created this one just for that purpose.

Another wonderful resource book from FAU CARD.

This article has practical suggestions that may be helpful to some families.

Autism Little Learners created this helpful social narrative. You can download it here.

Check out this wonderful social narrative by Beth Poss at LessonPix.

Autism Level Up created wonderful resources for dealing with Covid-19 at home. Here's their survival guide.

Do you know someone who would benefit from concrete instructions for participating in Zoom meetings? Our friends at Autism Level Up made this helpful story.

The Spanish version of Autism Level Up's Zoom instructions is free to download.

Talk to Me Technologies created a wonderful social narrative in English and in Spanish.

Easter Seals Illinois Autism Partnership created this story about wearing masks.

This medical communication board by Talk to Me Technologies is designed for children.

Autism Little Learners created a story about doing video chats that you can download it here.

Conscious Discipline has this helpful resource that you can download.

Check out My Stay Healthy Story by Star Autism Support.

Check out this explainer on masks and gloves from Conscious Discipline.

The team at UCF Center for Autism and Related Disabilities created this helpful narrative explaining why theme parks are closed.

You can download this poster from Conscious Discipline here.

Check out this narrative from Autism Little Learners.

This important document from Boston Children's Hospital can make a big difference for people who need to be hospitalized.

The team at Cognixion created a flipbook with sentence & phrases that can come in handy in hospitalizations & medical emergencies. You can download it here.

ASERT developed this social narrative.

Need to explain what happens in drive-thru testing using nasal swabs? Boston Children's Hospital's Augmentative Communication Program has this helpful story.

Prepare for Covid-19 testing with a throat swab using this story from Boston Children's Hospital Augmentative Communication Program.

This story about wearing masks from Autism Resource Central is helpful for older children and adults.

Check out this story about what to expect in quarantining for group home residents from Autism Resource Central.

This story on drive-thru testing from Autism Resource Central may be helpful

Check out this storybook on King Covid by Nicole Rim. There is also a longer version for older children here.

Carol Gray created this social narrative on learning about coronavirus on TV.

Breezy Special Ed created this packet of social narratives.

Check out this information on making your own see-through mask. Thank you, Adult Advocacy Center!

Teaching Differently created these stories for older students.

Carol Gray created this story that explains how we can all do our part in defeating Covid-19.

EdTech Earline created this resource to help students remember Zoom etiquette.

If you know someone who is having a hard time tolerating a mask, this set of tips might be helpful. BiAS created these in English and in Spanish.

Check out this social narrative from Autism Little Learners.

Dr. Jill Senner and Matt Baud created this story about wearing masks and published it on Tarheel Reader.

Check out this Mask Memory Game from Lori Binko of Lesson Pix.

Creating 4 the Classroom has mask-related clipart for you to download.

You can download this social narrative from The Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities at Rutgers University here.

Autism and Intellectual Disabilities in Pennsylvania created this social narrative that can be viewed all at once or on separate pages. You can see the Spanish version here.

Check out this social narrative from The Center for Dignity in Healthcare for People with Developmental Disabilities.

The Maryland Center for Developmental Disabilities has it in multiple language. Click here to see the list.

The Hussman Institute for Autism created this social narrative.

Take a look at this social narrative from the Howard County Autism Society.

Surrey Place developed this social narrative.

The CDC created this social narrative which features adults getting vaccinated.

Looking for something that learners can write and draw in? Check out this interactive booklet from the CDC

Here's a helpful story on getting tested for the coronavirus created by the CDC.