Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide

Age 5-6Social Studies6 activity pagesFree printable

Teach children about sensory sensitivities and emotional responses in autism with this gentle guide. Kids will learn how to support friends who feel overwhelmed or scared.

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Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide

Age 5-66 activity pages

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An illustration of a child with arrows pointing to the ears, eyes, mouth, nose, and hands to explain the five senses.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 1: An illustration of a child with arrows pointing to the ears, eyes,

Superheroes and a friend stand together, highlighting the importance of choosing quiet places without strong smells or bright lights.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 2: Superheroes and a friend stand together, highlighting the importance of

A superhero looks under a table at a scared girl hiding, explaining how everyday events can be frightening for autistic children.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 3: A superhero looks under a table at a scared girl hiding, explaining how

Three superhero children stand together under a caption explaining that running away or hiding is often a sign of fear, not being naughty.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 4: Three superhero children stand together under a caption explaining that

A superhero explains that some kids with autism do not like loud noises, bright lights, strong smells, or being touched.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 5: A superhero explains that some kids with autism do not like loud

A superhero sits under a table holding hands with a worried friend to show support and empathy.

Autism Sensory Sensitivity and Empathy Guide, page 6: A superhero sits under a table holding hands with a worried friend to

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