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images of sensory items Text: A neurodiversity affirming poem inspired by the original Please Mrs Butler by Allen Ahlberg Please Mrs. Butler The classroom's like a zoo, I can't focus on my work, Miss. What shall I do? Let's look in the basket. Let's find something to chew. You're welcome to try these headphones, Let's see what works for you! Please Mrs. Butler The lights are so bright too, I can't focus on my work, Miss. What shall I do? Let's use the dimmer switch. Let's lower the big blinds. You're welcome in the cosy den, Let's see what we can find! Please Mrs. Butler I feel really anxious My hands and legs are wriggling, Miss. What shall I do? Let's move around outside and climb. Let's chat by your favourite tree. Our school is flexible with all the rules. So, DO keep asking me! Rewritten by Helen Edgar Inspired by the original poem Please Mrs Butler', Allen Ahlberg, 1983 (Penguin)

Neurodiversity Affirming Poem Revised Please Mrs Butler

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A neurodiversity-affirming retelling of Allan Ahlberg’s poem Please Mrs Butler.

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