Back-to-School Bash: A Sensory-Friendly Transition Event

Back-to-School Bash: A Sensory-Friendly Transition Event

Sensory-friendly Back-to-School Bash with crafts, social stories & snacks to ease transitions and spark confidence for the school year!

By Success On The Spectrum

Date and time

Friday, August 22 · 4:30 - 6:30pm CDT

Location

SOS Sherman

2011 Texoma Parkway #20 Sherman, TX 75090

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

Success On The Spectrum invites you to a Back-to-School Bash designed to help children ease into the new school year with comfort, creativity, and confidence!

Activities Include:
🎒 Backpack Decorating – Let your child personalize their school gear
📖 Social Story Stations – Gentle, visual guides about returning to school routines
📛 Name-Tag Crafts – Fun, hands-on activity to help kids feel confident and seen

Our goal is to reduce anxiety around the transition back to school through engaging, familiar, and sensory-friendly activities.

Bonus: Snacks and drinks will be provided to keep everyone fueled and happy!

Come join us for a relaxed and supportive afternoon to help your child start the school year on the right foot.

All ages and abilities welcome.


SUCCESS ON THE SPECTRUM is the #1 Autism Treatment franchise in the country and we are proud to be a part of the community, providing ABA Therapy for Children with Autism.


We host several sensory-friendly events for the public every year. We never do fundraisers or ask families to pay to attend any of our events. We never do it to make money.


We simply do it for the Awesome kids in our community.


Navigating Autism, One Child at a Time

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Success On The Spectrum

The primary purpose of hosting autism events is to create a safe and inclusive space for children with autism. These events aim to provide a judgement-free environment where individuals on the autism spectrum and their families can feel accepted, understood, and supported.

As a secondary purpose, we aim to raise awareness, promote inclusivity, and encourage the broader community to embrace and support individuals with autism and their families

Thirdly, these events are not just for the kids… By organizing autism events, we strive to foster a sense of belonging and alleviate the discomfort that parents may experience in public settings. We hope to give parents the ability to ENJOY taking their children out to have fun. We hope to improve the “parent experience”.