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Why Inclusion Matters

Inclusion is important. Autistic children learn from their peers and can build skills that help them succeed.

Why inclusion matters. Autistic chlidren learn from their peers and can build their: Communication skills: this is done through Hearing new words & learning their associations. Practicing saying words out loud to others. Leisure skills this is done through: modeling the play behaviors of their peers. learning how to play-pretend with others. Social skills this is done though: interacting with peers who are different than them. Observing how peers relate and connect to one another Advocating skills this is done through: building self-esteem and independence growing confidence in belonging It's a two way street. When children engage with autistic individuals, they become more accepting of differences Download Now!

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Not-So-Spooky Halloween Story Silly Blank

Fill in the blanks and make your own silly story with our Happy Apple Halloween Silly Blank. Who knows what wacky witches, vampires, and ghosts you’ll meet?

Apple-Eyed Explorer: Reptiles

Apple-Eyed Explorer: Reptiles is here for some hands-on learning fun! How many of each reptile can you find? This activity encourages learners to practice observation skills, counting, and attention to detail — all while exploring the fascinating world of reptiles. Perfect for curious minds and little explorers!

Trick or Treating Alternatives

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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