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Friendship Tip Sheets Classroom Set

The Kit for Kids Friendship Tip Sheets are designed to help non-autistic kids be understanding, supportive friends to their autistic peers. The tip sheets use engaging visuals, activities, and reflection questions to capture children’s attention and promote discussion. They cover some of the communication barriers and sensory differences that can cause misunderstandings between autistic and non-autistic kids and provide clear, actionable steps that focus on what autistic individuals want their peers to know. 

Whether used in coordination with the other Kit for Kids materials or simply as a conversation starter, the Tip Sheets serve as an especially effective tool for encouraging autism acceptance. Each version comes in a pack of 20 tip sheets.   

Product Details

Learn more about the Kit for Kids peer education program here. 

We highly encourage eligible applicants to apply for OAR’s Peer Education Grant in order to receive the materials at no cost. 

The tip sheets are available for students in grades: K-1, 2-3, 4-5, and 6-8, to account for variances in social development and language comprehension.    

Product Details: 

  • Dimensions: 8.5 x 11 in.  
  • Publication: 2020 
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