Trick or Treat Alternatives for Kids with Autism

Looking for trick or treat alternatives? A lot of children with autism are sensitive to sounds and sugar which makes Halloween a tricky time of year! Not to fear, I have you covered with these trick or treat alternatives for kids with autism. Take a peek here for more autism and Halloween tips.

30 Trick or Treat Alternatives

1. Create a fun Halloween treasure hunt.

This is one of my favorite trick or treat alternatives.

2. Have a fun Halloween-themed movie night.

Does your child have a favorite Halloween movie? Skip trick or treating and watch a fun Halloween movie instead.

3. Play with sensory boxes.

One of the best alternatives to trick or treating!

4. Make Autumn sensory bottles.

Sensory bottles are such a fun sensory tool to calm children with autism, regulate sensory systems and focus.

5. Play with a Halloween bat play dough mat.

I made this fun, free printable, bat play dough mat for your kids. Download it below!