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Going Hiking Silly Blank

Our Going Hiking Silly Blank helps autistic children practice reading, language skills, and creativity while creating their own silly outdoor adventure.

Going Hiking
Over the weekend, the (pick a color) Happy Apple will be going on a (adjective) hike with a group of (adjective) friends. The group has gone hiking (pick a number) times, so they are really (adjective) at it. They will need to grab their (adjective) hiking shoes, (adjective) clothes, and their (adjective) bookbag. Packing for hiking depends on the (adjective) of the hike, but they know they will need (adjective) water, sunscreen, and some (adjective) (noun). Before beginning their (adjective) hike, they need to (verb) so their bodies are ready for the adventure. On the trail, they might encounter some (adjective) animals. It’s important that they do not (verb) the animals and be respectful of nature. There are lots of (adjective) squirrels, (adjective) birds, and sometimes there are (adjective) (pick an animal). Other (adjective) hikers might be (verb) the trails as well. The Happy Apple’s group of (adjective) friends will make sure there’s enough space for the other (adjective) hikers to (verb). Connecting with nature on a (adjective) hike is such a (adjective) way for the Happy Apple to spend the weekend!Download Now!

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