Sasha from TheAutismHelper.com shows Count, Color, and Name: Halloween Edition, an adapted book for kids with autism. Each page has kids identify how many items, their color, and what they're called, using Halloween pictures like googly-eyed cupcakes. It comes with peach tokens to match and a storage page.
Hi, this is Sasha from theautismhelper.com, and this is a product preview of my adapted book, Count, Color, and Name Halloween Edition. Halloween is one of my favorite holidays, and I love how cute this book turned out. Having one of these books for every holiday and season is so nice, makes my planning so easy, and my kids get so excited to see the new one every month. So it's pretty fun to bring out the new ones. So included are instructions for setup. Each of these books follows the same format, which makes it really easy for our kids to access. So for each page, they'll identify how many of each group of items, what color the item is, and what it is. And the Halloween pictures are just so fun, and this vocabulary is so fun to work on. Every kid gets a kick about this, and who doesn't like counting googly-eyed cupcakes or candy? Here's all the different peach pieces that the kids will be matching with the number, color, and vocabulary words, as well as the storage page. So this one is real simple and fun to work on these Halloween-themed words. Again, this was a product preview of Count, Color, and Name Halloween Edition by TheAutismHelper.com.
