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Bold Missions
One free printable mission a month for one real moment: the queue, wash day, the fireworks. A social story, visual steps and a level-up sheet in one PDF for ages 3 to 12, with Chika, Ruby, Baffor or Yao showing the way. Written for autistic and ADHD children, and easy for any family to use.
Who makes these: every mission is written by us.
The story
ages 6 to 8
Picture steps
ages 3 to 5
Level-up sheet
ages 9 to 12
Passport stamp page
eveyone
One PDF
print once, use all month
Some missions come with a song on Spotify and YouTube. The PDF is always the mission.
This month: October
Two missions this month, because October has two big moments: Boldween and Black History Month.
Boldween · With Ruby
Wiggle Wait
Moves you can do while you wait, so the wait is something to do, not something to survive.
3 to 12
7 pages · low-ink
The Wiggle Wait song · Out Friday 23 October on Spotify and YouTube.
Black History Month · With Chika
Ask First
Ask before you touch, and the words to use when someone does not ask you. Chika practises asking first, saying stop and telling a grown-up, with her class rule from Ms Perez.
The real moment: when someone reaches for your hair or your space without asking, with words any family can use.
3 to 12
8 pages · low-ink
More missions
Missions never expire. The Boldween queue is also the lunch queue, the bus stop and the dentist.
SeptemberWith Baffor
Out the Door
Getting out of the house in the morning, one step at a time.
3 to 12
How a mission works
Print it
Print the pages for your child’s age, or the whole thing. Siblings share one PDF. Everything is black outline, so it is kind to your printer.
Read it on a calm day first
Meet the moment with the hero before it happens for real. Practise once at home.
Do the movement, then stamp
Trying counts. Stopping early counts. The calm option on every sheet counts. Colour in the stamp.
Bold Passport
Keep the stamps together
The stamp page is inside every mission PDF. The passport it sticks into is a separate print, once. The stamps are outlines your child colours in.
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