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BPI is proud to provide families with free resources to support their autistic children. Practice fine motor skills with fun at-home activities, spark some creativity with coloring sheets, and learn new, exciting things with social stories. Explore this month's featured resources or browse the whole collection.
A healthy and delicious treat that combines nutritious ingredients with opportunities for skill-building! This simple activity gives autistic children a chance to practice fine motor skills, following directions, making choices, and independence while helping prepare a tasty snack.
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This fun school craft is perfect for older autistic kiddos looking to practice more advanced skills. They can design their own pencil toppers, putting not only their fine motor skills to work but also creativity and patience.
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If you're looking for a healthy, versatile snack your autistic child will love, this guacamole is for you! It's perfect as a spread on a sandwich, a topping on a meal, or just as a dip with chips or veggies. Plus, they get to smash the avocados together for a fun sensory experience.
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Ahoy, matey! This fun pirate coloring sheet helps autistic children practice fine motor skills, focus, and creativity while having some swashbuckling fun!
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Get ready to dance! This fun coloring sheet features two Happy Apples showing off their moves on the dance floor. Coloring gives autistic children a creative way to practice fine motor skills, focus, making choices, and coordination while having fun!
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Enjoy some fall fun with the Happy Apple at the apple orchard! This coloring activity gives autistic children a creative way to practice fine motor skills.
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Get ready for some school dance silliness! This fun fill-in-the-blank activity helps autistic children practice language, vocabulary, and creativity while creating their own silly story.
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This fun and supportive activity helps your autistic child explore their strengths, interests, and the unique things that make them who they are. From favorite activities to things they’re proud of, it’s a simple way to build confidence and self-expression.
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Little moments of care can make a big difference. From establishing routines to encouraging hobbies and helping autistic kids express their feelings, these simple steps support emotional wellness every day.
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BCBA, Kelly Kruk, provides guidance on navigating the decision to transition into school or take on ABA therapy full-time and explores the benefits of both.
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Director of Marketing, Rachel Lazich, shares the importance and benefits of inclusion in education for autistic children.
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Regional Director, Michelle Gizewski, shares 7 benefits to consider when deciding to start in-clinic ABA therapy.
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