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Neurodiversity Exploration Worksheet
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Neurodiversity Exploration Worksheet
📚 Part 1: Quick Check
1. What does neurodiversity mean?
Everyone's brain works in the same way
People have different ways of thinking and learning
A type of illness
2. Check all that apply: Which are strengths some neurodivergent people might have?
Great memory for certain facts
Strong attention to details
Always find everything easy
Very creative or good at art
3. Match the word to the short description. Draw a line between columns.
1. Sensory
2. Routine
3. Support
4. Focus
A. Something that helps learning
B. Comfort from doing the same thing
C. Strong interest in one thing
D. How our senses notice the world
4. Quick choice: I know it is okay to be different.
Yes
Not sure
No
✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Activity
5. Name one kind thing a friend or teacher can do to help someone who thinks differently:
6. If you feel overwhelmed, what helps you calm down? (Choose two or write your own)
Take deep breaths
Find a quiet place
Listen to music
Talk to a buddy or teacher
7. Tell your teacher two things they could do to make learning easier for you:
8. Draw your calm space — a place or routine that makes you feel safe and happy:
9. If you want, share one thing about how your brain works best (optional):
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