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At-Home Activities

Check out our free at-home activities, where families can find engaging crafts and easy recipes designed to help kids practice fine motor skills. Each activity is perfect for hands-on learning and creativity right at home.

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Apple Snack Jars

This healthy snack recipe helps autistic children practice fine motor skills, following directions, making choices, and independence while preparing a tasty treat.

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No Fire S'mores Pie

Our No Fire S'mores Pie Recipe helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills while making a delicious, campfire-free treat the whole family can enjoy.

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Critter Corner Bookmarks

This cute craft is perfect not only for practicing fine motor skills but also for promoting a love for reading!

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Macaroni Animals Printables

Bring your autistic kiddo’s favorite animals to life with macaroni in this easy craft!

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Lemonade Popsicles

Our Lemonade Popsicle Recipe helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills, following directions, and kitchen confidence while making a refreshing treat.

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Frozen Fruit Skewers

This easy, healthy treat is perfect for beating the heat and practicing important skills like fine motor skills and sorting!

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Jellyfish Wind Chime

Jellyfish swimming through a cool breeze may sound silly, but this fun craft is the perfect opportunity for your autistic child to practice fine motor skills.

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Sprinkle Cinnamon Rolls

Our Festive Recipe helps your autistic child practice advanced fine motor skills, measuring, and patience while creating a delicious seasonal treat.

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Crazy Snail Shells

Let’s make some crazy homes for our cute snail friends! This easy craft is perfect for your autistic kiddo to practice fine motor skills and creativity.

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Homemade Caramel Popcorn

This tasty recipe is also a fun science experiment you and your autistic kiddo can enjoy together!

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Paper Roll Bunny

Let’s creatively reuse leftover paper rolls to make cute bunnies that allow autistic children to practice fine motor skills and creativity!

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Paper Plate Butterflies

Our Spring Craft helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills, cutting, and pasting while expressing their creativity through a fun seasonal activity.

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PB & J Thumbprint Cookies

Our PB&J Cookie Recipe helps your autistic child practice measuring and fine motor skills while pressing soft cookie dough to make a delicious treat.

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Luck of the Irish Pancakes

Our St. Patrick's Day Pancake Recipe lets your autistic child enjoy fluffy green pancakes customized with their favorite toppings and ingredients.

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Nutella and Banana Pastries

This four-ingredient sweet treat helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills like chopping, spreading, and aligning while making a tasty snack.

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DIY Animal Feeder

Our Wildlife Feeder Craft helps your autistic child practice creativity and fine motor skills while connecting with nature using allergy-friendly materials.

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DIY Stickers

This customizable craft lets your autistic kiddo practice fine motor skills and creativity as they bring their ideas to life!

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Smiley Pies

A small treat, perfect for small hands, practicing more advanced fine motor skills, and a little bit of patience!

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Winter Slime

Our Winter Slime Craft helps your autistic child explore sensory play, practice fine motor skills, and enjoy a calming activity that supports emotional regulation.

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Snow Storm Brownies

Our Snow Day Recipe helps your autistic child practice advanced fine motor skills while creating a fun, snow-inspired treat without the cold!

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Acorn Cookies

This easy recipe is a great Fall treat to practice simple fine motor skills as your autistic child creates tasty, no-bake acorn cookies!

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Trace-Out Leaf Wreath

Our Fall Wreath Craft helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills, tracing, and cutting while creating a festive decoration for the season.

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Halloween Popcorn Balls

This Halloween Treat Recipe helps your autistic child practice fine motor skills, mixing, and shaping while making a fun, not-so-spooky snack.

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Ghost Garland

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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