Printable Sensory Processing Disorder Printable Trick-Or-Treat Cards
Halloween can be an exciting but overwhelming holiday for many children. Every one of their senses...
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Spider Web Gross Motor Activity – Halloween Games For Kids
“The giggles were epic, and the only screams were when I forgot the spiders are fake...
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Counting With Pumpkin Seeds – Fine Motor Activity
Counting with objects is always a fun way to engage students. We love to use hands-on...
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20 Halloween Fine Motor Activities
With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about sensory related activities. As a Parent...
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#SPEDTreats2 Yes No Questions Halloween Autism Speech Therapy
Want your students to improve answer reliability and yes/no responses? Combine practice with identifying Halloween related images with...
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15 Sensory Friendly Halloween Costumes
Halloween can be a challenge when you have a child who has autism and sensory-challenges; many...
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Halloween Games to Play With Your Child With Autism – Ideas from The Son-Rise Program®
http://www.autismtreatment.org/ Fun and creative ideas for you to bring into your Son-Rise Program to play with...
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Halloween Tips for Kids with Autism
Rob Haupt shares great tips for preparing your child with autism to have a successful and...
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Etsy – Halloween For Autism
Here is a listing of available products in the Etsy shop that are related to Autism...
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What Does A Blue Pumpkin Mean? You Might Spot Some This Halloween
If you notice a trick-or-treater carrying a blue pumpkin bucket this year, it may convey a...
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Social Stories for Autistic Children
Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can sometimes have difficulty when it comes to mastering social...
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The Startling Link of Autism & Acetaminophen
In continuing from the underlying medical conditions associated with autism, in addition to heavy metal accumulation, researchers are...
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Folinic Acid Improves Verbal Communication in Children with Autism and Language Impairment: A Randomized Double-Blind Placebo-Controlled Trial
We sought to determine whether high-dose folinic acid improves verbal communication in children with non-syndromic autism...
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