Visit to Park Visual Card for Children on the Autism Spectrum
 
A visit to the park can be an exciting and enjoyable outing for children, but for children on the autism spectrum, the experience can sometimes be overwhelming. The crowds, noise, and unpredictable elements of outdoor environments may cause anxiety or confusion. Our Visit to Park Visual Card is designed to help children prepare for a trip to the park, providing them with clear expectations and a structured guide to follow during the visit.
 
What’s Included in the Visit to Park Visual Card?
This visual card includes two pages:
 
Page 1: Visuals of the Park Experience
This page features simple and engaging visuals that guide your child through key moments at the park
Page 2: Instructions for Use & Printing Options
This page provides simple instructions for parents and caregivers on how to use the visual card, as well as printing options
 
Why Choose Our Visit to Park Visual Card?
Reduces Anxiety: Preparing your child with clear expectations of the park experience helps reduce uncertainty and anxiety, making the visit more enjoyable.
Promotes Positive Behaviour: The visual card encourages patience, turn-taking, and staying close to the caregiver, helping your child follow rules and interact appropriately with others.
Supports a Structured Visit: The card breaks down the park experience into simple, manageable steps, giving your child a clear understanding of what will happen next.
Provides Communication Support: If your child struggles to express themselves or understand verbal instructions, the visual card offers a helpful tool for communication and guidance.
Durable and Practical: Laminate the card for long-term use, and keep a portable version with you for quick reference during park visits.
 
Order Your Visit to Park Visual Card Today!
Make park visits smoother and more enjoyable for your child with this autism-friendly visual card. By setting clear expectations and providing a visual guide, this card helps your child feel more confident, reduces anxiety, and encourages positive behaviours, creating a fun and structured visit to the park.