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Printable play sets and pages from the book Virtual Autism, by Adam Linmore. Every item is a PDF you download and print at home, in color and low-ink versions, US Letter and A4. Nothing ships.
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Pages from the book
The complete collection
Print-ready companions to the book, for home, the pediatrician’s office and the school board meeting.
Three print-ready sets in one download
All three sets, US Letter and A4.
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Ten play sets
Plays that use everyday things, each with a starting age, a talk tip and a safety line. A grown-up plays along every time, and ages are a guide, never a deadline.
52 Play & Talk Cards, with 52 Family Talk-Along Cards for Ages 5–12
Each card has one simple play, one talk tip in plain words and a safety note, and 46 of the 52 need nothing to buy. Also included for big brothers and sisters: 52 Family Talk-Along Cards.
16 Play Coupons and Gift-Reveal Cards
Each coupon is a promise to play together: a blanket fort, a kitchen dance party, a walk where your child leads. A fold card and two reveal cards make it a surprise.
24 Days of Play: Winter Countdown
24 winter plays, one a day: a paper snowball toss, a blanket bear cave, a flashlight shadow show. Start any day or skip days; it is not tied to any holiday or faith.
74 Toddler Busy Book Activities
Busy book activities in three age bands: first words, matching, sorting, pretend play, counting and mazes. Every page has a “talk while you play” line, a safety note and a 2-minute version.
150 “I’m Bored” Play Cards
When your child says “I’m bored,” pull a card and play. 150 cards plus 36 summer and rainy-day cards, and most use things you already have.
Play-First Family Kit: 10 Printable Tools
Checklists, together tokens, a chore chart and a family plan that give the day a kind shape: jobs first, then play and time together, then screens at their usual spot.
239 Visual Routine Cards and Charts
Big, friendly picture cards that show what comes next at mornings, meals, bath and bedtime, with 6 chart layouts. Type your own labels, in any language.
60 Visual Routine Cards: Starter Set with 3 Charts
A simple place to start: 60 picture cards for a little one’s day and three charts, ready-made and blank.
100 Screen-Free Plays (Printable PDF Book)
A printable play book in four age bands. Each play uses what you have, with simple steps, an easier and a harder way, a talk line and a safety note. 89 of the 100 need nothing to buy.
First Phone Agreement Kit
A warm, fillable first phone agreement for kids and grown-ups, with a no-score readiness checklist, practice missions, phone-free zone signs and 30 phone-free afternoons.
Bundles
Two bundles, ready to give
Ages 1–5 Instant Gift Bundle
The Toddler Busy Book, the Play-First Family Kit (ages 2–5 pages), 76 “I’m Bored” cards for ages 1–5 and 52 Play & Talk Cards, plus the 16 Play Coupons. Giving it? Forward the download: the license passes to the family who receives it.
Birth-to-5 Printable Library
100 Screen-Free Plays, 52 Play & Talk Cards, the ages 0–5 Visual Routine Cards, the Toddler Busy Book, 76 “I’m Bored” cards for ages 1–5 and the Play-First Family Kit (ages 2–5 pages), plus the 16 Play Coupons.
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Virtual Autism by Adam Linmore · “Virtual Autism” is not a medical diagnosis. These are play ideas for families, not medical or professional advice.
Virtual Autism by Adam Linmore is not connected with the documentary at virtualautism.org.