2023-04-22 21:44:53
San Diego, California.- The remainder of April is a good time to visit Sesame Place San Diegonot only because of the amazing weather and spectacular Elmo fun, but also because the park is celebrating the Autism Acceptance Month.
During the remainder of April, visitors can receive a storybook from Sesame Street ttotally free, which is dedicated to showing that all children, both autistic and neurotypical, are amazing in their own way.
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Additionally, Julia, the four-year-old character with this condition, will be available for photos with guests.
Sesame Place San Diego located 5 minutes across the border, in Chula Vista, California is the first theme park on the West Coast of the United States to be designated as Certified Autism Center.
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Visitors who need quiet time and relief from sensory stimulation can use the park’s quiet rooms.
Certified Autism Center
As part of the initiative, new resources focusing on belonging and artistic expression were released, including two new videos featuring Julia and her friends from Sesame Street: Princess Paint A Lot y Julia is Need.
The giveaway book celebrates teamwork and belonging, titled “Julia and the Super-Sunny Celebration” and three new printable pages to encourage children’s creativity by prompting them to create a self-portrait and insert themselves into different scenes.
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Visitors in need of quiet time and relief from sensory stimulation can use the park’s quiet rooms and complimentary noise-cancelling headphones provided for one-day use.
On April 2 the United Nations designated this date as the “World Autism Awareness Day”.
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