Card Template

Our Card Writing Template helps your autistic child practice letter writing, communication, and self-expression while creating a thoughtful card for a friend.

Dear (your friend's name), How are you? I have been (adjective)! Today I (verb) to (noun). At (noun) I (verb) and it was (adjective). Remember when we (verb) to (noun) and (verb) a (adjective) (noun)? That was such a (adjective) time. Thank you for being my (adjective) friend. Talk to you soon, (your friend's name)! Sincerely, (your name)

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From guides for doctor's appointments and IEP meetings to fill-in-the-blank worksheets for autistic children, these resources take some of the guesswork out of the moments that can feel overwhelming. Families get partical support and tools to help their child pratice skills.

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