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BPI is proud to provide families with free resources to support their autistic children. Practice fine motor skills with fun at-home activities, spark some creativity with coloring sheets, and learn new, exciting things with social stories. Explore this month's featured resources or browse the whole collection.


This not-so-spooky craft is the perfect way for your autistic child to practice fine motor skills and help decorate for Halloween!
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This easy-to-make candy corn trail mix is a fun fall snack to prepare and enjoy with your autistic child!
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Make a tasty, spooky treat together while giving your autistic child an opportunity to practice fine motor skills!
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All aboard for some coloring fun! Our School Bus Coloring Sheet is a simple activity for children to get creative while practicing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and color recognition. It’s also a great activity to pair with lessons about school bus routines and safety.
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Celebrate the fall season with a fun coloring activity for autistic children featuring the Happy Apple dressed as a pumpkin!
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Celebrate Halloween with a fun, not-so-scary scarecrow coloring activity designed for autistic children!
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Get creative this fall with our Carving a Pumpkin Silly Blank Story! Fill in the blanks with fun nouns, verbs, adjectives, and colors to create a silly pumpkin-carving adventure. This festive activity is a fun way to practice language skills, creativity, and reading while celebrating the fall season.
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Not sure what Halloween Movies to watch this Halloween season? The Happy Apple picked out some favorites for you!
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Trick or treating may not be in the cards for you and your family this year, and that's okay! Here are 7 alternative ways to celebrate Halloween this year instead of trick or treating.
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Learn how to manage Halloween sensory overload for your autistic child, from planning ahead and choosing comfortable costumes to recognizing when it's time for a break.
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Regional Director, Michelle Gizewski, shares 7 benefits to consider when deciding to start in-clinic ABA therapy.
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Director of Marketing, Rachel Lazich, shares her experience navigating Halloween with her autistic son and offers tips on enjoying Spooky Season.
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