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Celebrate Christmas with Positively Autism’s Engaging Resources and Activities

Discover wonderful resources for celebrating Christmas with children on the autism spectrum at Positively Autism. Enjoy a unique Christmas tree token economy point chart, available at a special December price! Shop on Amazon using our link to support Positively Autism with every purchase. Take advantage of our online training classes focused on effective teaching and early intervention strategies. Explore interactive storytelling for anticipating holiday events and enjoy a series of Christmas-themed activities to create memorable experiences with your child.

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Celebrate Christmas with Positively Autism’s Engaging Resources and Activities

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  1. Help Keep PositivelyAutism.com’s Resources Free! • Amazon.com will donate a percentage of all your purchases to Positively Autism! Start your Amazon shopping at this link for us to get credit. • Purchase our Christmas tree token economy point chart. Sale priced during December! • Take our online training classes on helpful teaching and early intervention strategies for students with autism. http://www.positivelyautism.com/training/ Thank you!

  2. How to Use • You can either print the pages out, or show them to the student on a computer, Smartphone, or tablet (such as iPad or KindleFire). My students seem to enjoy viewing it on a computer, phone, or tablet, but do whatever works best for your child. • Read the story with your child before Christmas eve to help him or her know what to expect. The story can be customized by writing or typing in your family’s specific holiday traditions. • This activity is part of a series of activities about Christmas. You can find the rest of these activities here: http://www.PositivelyAutism.com/free/unit_christmas.html

  3. What to Expect at Christmas

  4. Christmas is a holiday in December.

  5. There are many activities that families like to do at Christmas.

  6. Some people hang up wreaths, lights, and other Christmas decorations. This is called decorating the house. My family thinks this makes our home look nice.

  7. For decorations, my family will have:__________________________________________________________________________________________.

  8. Families might also put decorations on a Christmas tree. These decorations might be lights, ornaments, and something on top, like an angel or star.

  9. On our Christmas tree, my family will have:____________________________________________________________.

  10. Another decoration families might have is stockings. Stockings are hung up and sometimes filled with small presents on Christmas day.

  11. My family will ______________________________________________________________________________.

  12. On Christmas eve (the night before Christmas), some families go to church or eat dinner together.

  13. Families might also leave cookies and milk by the Christmas tree for Santa. It is a gift for Santa to thank him for bringing presents for the kids.

  14. On Christmas eve, my family will _______________________________________________________________.

  15. After waking up on Christmas morning, many people open their presents.

  16. On Christmas morning, my family will ____________________________________________________________.

  17. I am learning about Christmas.

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