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My son has high functioning autism and as a young child he was always frustrated. I wanted him to see himself the way I see him. So I made a little flip book of pictures that explained all of his wonderful qualities.
I printed it out, pasted it on colored paper, then laminated it. I punched a hole in the top left corner and fastened it together with an “o” ring. We read it together often at church and at home.
Print Free File: All About Me - Flip Book
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