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Fall Family Fun!

Updated: Nov 5

Yes, it is! It's a great time to enjoy the cooler weather and spend time outdoors. You could go on picnic in the park, or take a stroll along the beach. And as the weather cools down, it's the perfect time to enjoy a few fall activities.



How about a nature walk to enjoy the beautiful weather and explore the outdoors? Or maybe a pumpkin patch visit followed by a fun pumpkin carving activity? And don't forget about apple picking and making delicious treats like apple pie or cider together!


Here are a few suggestions for enjoyable fall activities with children who have special needs:

  1. Nature Walks: Take leisurely walks in a local park or nature reserve to enjoy the beautiful fall Miami Weather. Encourage your children to explore and engage with the natural surroundings.

  2. Pumpkin Patch Visits: Visit a pumpkin patch and let your kids pick their own pumpkins. You can later carve or decorate them together.

  3. Apple Picking: Spend a day at an apple orchard, where your children can pick apples and enjoy the sensory experience of being in nature.

  4. Fall Crafts: Engage in seasonal crafts such as making leaf rubbings, creating handprint turkeys, or making fall-themed decorations. Crafts can be adapted to suit your children's needs and abilities.

  5. Fall Baking: Bake autumn-themed treats like pumpkin pie, apple crisp, or cookies together. This can be a fun and educational activity.

  6. Leaf Pile Fun: Raking leaves into a pile and then letting your children jump into it can be a delightful and sensory-rich experience.

  7. Sensory Bins: Create sensory bins filled with items like dried leaves, acorns, and pinecones. Sensory play can be particularly enjoyable for children with special needs.

  8. Scavenger Hunts: Organize a fall-themed scavenger hunt in your backyard or a local park, with items like colorful leaves, pinecones, and acorns to find.

  9. Storytime: Read books with fall themes and colors. You can also engage your kids in storytelling or encourage them to draw pictures related to the stories.

  10. Farm Visits: Visit a local farm to see farm animals, enjoy hayrides, or learn about farm life. Many farms offer inclusive and accessible experiences.

When planning fall activities with special needs children, it's important to consider their unique needs and interests. Tailor activities to their sensory preferences and abilities, and always ensure their safety and comfort. It's a great opportunity to create lasting memories and enjoy the beauty of the season together.


More about Amy's Angels Health Care serving South Florida


Come and Meet our Team. If you're looking for ABA therapy services or Diagnostic Evaluations in South Florida, Amy's Angels Health Care is here to help. Our team of highly trained ABA experts provides compassionate care to help navigate the unique challenges of ASD. We have a staff of exceptional licensed mental health professionals who are dedicated to delivering the best possible care.


Don't hesitate to contact us at 786-391-0695 to discuss your loved one's ABA care needs, including diagnostic services. We are ready to support you whenever you're ready.

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