Sibling Guide
This autism-friendly coloring activity features four printable pages intended to help siblings of autistic children explore their thoughts and feelings.
Here’s an autism-friendly coloring activity to help siblings of autistic children explore their feelings and experiences. Every member of the family plays an important role. For any child (or grown-up!), sometimes it’s hard to be a sibling! That’s why it’s so important to have ongoing communication within the family.
Each member in a family has feelings and expresses them in different ways. Emotions may come and go, one at a time, or together in waves. These four printable pages will help siblings explore their thoughts and feelings—and help encourage conversation about them.
Make a Pinch Pot!
Simple craft instructions to help your family make pinch pots from homemade dough together.
Sharing Amazing
An adult-child coloring page to spark ideas and connection.
Where Should We Go?
Even taking a walk around the neighborhood can offer opportunities for autistic children to make choices—and have fun! Use this autism-friendly coloring activity to help kids develop their decision-making.
Amazing to Me
When Julia and her family do a special art activity together, Julia finds a way to add her own amazing touch!
Autism and the Arts: A Conversation on Creativity and Community
Exploring the Amazing in Autistic Children: A Conversation with Camille Proctor, Founder of The Color of Autism Foundation
An article to help parents discover and support their autistic child’s unique perspective and personality
Creative, Talented, Amazing: A Conversation with Anna Wang, Co-founder of FCSN, about fostering autistic children’s talents
An article to help parents foster creative exploration and expression in their autistic child.
