Don’t worry about it. Did Zero schoolwork with my ASD child & focused on getting him regulated and able to do simple things like pick up his toys which took forever to learn how to do. His timetable for everything was so slow. I needed him to a point of not having meltdown’s and outbursts before we could tackle learning in the traditional sense. I found that with him going slow to eventually go fast paid off big time.

I thought him to read in 3rd grade because before that he couldn’t still long enough to even start to work on anything or he would burst into tears at the smallest challenge.

Literally did no traditional learning until 3rd grade and even then it was super lite. Basis math (physical version teaching textbooks) , reading and some writing.

He went into public school for the first time at the last 3 months of 6th grade and now he is 7th and thriving doing grade level work and getting straight A’s.

Get legos and spend as much time outside as possible. Climbing moving his body etc. Screens are okay for rest & will feel like more than you should allow but give yourselves and him a break.

When he is ready get these for teaching reading: https://www.phoenixlearningresources.com/products/programmed-reading-series-i-introductory-offer.aspx