My name is Sam. This morning, I found an app on my phone that lets you turn selfies into 3D cartoons. The App is called Voila. Here are some of the people at Seeds that I took. The post is occasionally updated.
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Nature is something I’m fascinated by because it is all around us and I want to explore it by hiking and admiring it. I would love to see the Redwood National Forest in California one day 🔜. I have been in Sedona and crossed a creek on a log twice! Nature is so peaceful. These are pictures I took outside in Nature.
-Sydney L.
Many People thought 3 cameras were useless and had no ‘purpose’.  But what they never did, was do research on what theses cameras do. So my suggestion is to look up videos or articles online and you’ll realize why the name of the iPhone has the word ‘Pro’ on it. It doesn’t just apply to Apple products, but it also applies to other things like restaurants or theme parks.
-Ethan L.
Painting in ceramics
Tootee is sewing
Justin uses the sewing machine
Daniel in the Spa Department
Wombat
By Chris M.
This little furry critter is called a Wombat. It’s an adorably short-legged quadrupedal, or four-legged, mammal that is native to Australia.
Australia is the only continent that’s home to the Wombat.
These little vombatidae members belong to a family of Australian animals called Marsupials, like the Kangaroo and the Koala.
If you think a Wombat is too stubby to move around quickly, then you haven’t seen them running away from you. Their speed can reach maximum when threatened. But if they can’t escape, they can curl up into a furry ball. What is fascinating is that wombats have  super solid behinds that protect them from predators, like Dingos.
I do volunteer work at the AZ Humane Society where we rescue many pets and care for them until they are ready for adoptions. So I feel relieved that there are many people out there who care for these animals.
The Arizona summer is coming to an end and that means it’s time to start planting! To celebrate the start of gardening season, we have selected our beautifully made GARDENING APRONS as our featured product for the month. Sturdy construction with reinforced seams, these practical and stylish aprons have deep pockets for carrying gloves, garden tools and for keeping your phone handy while you work. The short style of our gardening aprons allows for lots of bending and crouching as you pull weeds, plant seeds and create a beautiful display of plants, vegetables or flowers. These hand-crafted aprons are available online and make a perfect gift for the gardener in your life!
SPECIAL ONLINE OFFER
In honor of planting time, we are offering a special discount on our gardening aprons. Just enter the code SEP18 when you make your purchase online and receive $5 off these delightful gardening aprons made with love by the participants at SEEDs for Autism!
Click HERE to start shopping today!
Be sure to visit Summerwinds Nursery for plant purchases, expert gardening advice and many other garden related products and services!
Blue is an ocean wave crashing onto the beach. Brown is a puppy wagging its tail. Red is a rose in bloom. Orange is a pumpkin shining bright. Violet is a mermaid’s tail splashing in the water. Green is a cactus in season. Pink is a scarf blowing in the breeze. Yellow is a doubloon sparkling in the street. Tan is someone wearing a pair of shorts walking down the lane. Purple is a banner in the sky. Silver is a cupful of quarters. Gold is a sunrise seen through a telescope. Black and White are a Oreo cookie being dunked into a glass of milk. Grey is a Humpback Whale diving down into the deep blue sea. A rainbow is a multitude of colors that you can see in the sky.
Jewelry And Metal Pieces
Turtle Earrings
Bird Earrings
Bags And Boxes
Pepper Grinder
Wood Bracelets
You Can Buy These Products At SeedsforAutism.org/shop
by Connor O
TOOLS
Stone adze(top) and hatchet(bottom)
 Most primitive tools were made out of either wood, stone, flint, bone, or obsidian. Stone tools helped early humans to gain the power of farming, mining and so much more. With mining came the Bronze Age and with it, new technology.
A primitive stone shovel
THE BRONZE AGE
By mixing tin and copper together, people created an alloy called bronze. It was stronger and more flexible than copper or gold and didn’t rust. With the creation of bronze though, man could now effectively wage war against each other.
When everybody had bronze weapons people realized that they needed something to protect themselves with, so they made armor, shields and polearms.
Mesopotamian warrior
wooden bronze shield
People on the autism spectrum often exhibit an intense focus on a particular area of interest. These affections may change over time, yet the level of enthusiasm remains the same. At SEEDs for Autism, we recognize that these passionate hobbies offer a level of comfort and stability to these unique individuals. From there, we can introduce new ideas and challenges to help our participants GROW. Daniel loves the animals of Africa, and during the creation of this blog post, he confidently stepped outside of his comfort zone. Apart from performing the technical skills of online research, typing, uploading images, adding categories and finding appropriate tags, Daniel opened his mind and imagined what he would say to these beloved animals.
Good morning Lion, you have beautiful yellow fur!
Good morning Meerkat, did you eat any good insects for breakfast today?
Good morning Warthog, I like your mud bath. Does it help you stay cool?
Good morning Hyena, I think you are a good hunter!
Good morning Hornbill! You are a Royal Adviser.
Good morning Mandrill, you are magical!
Good morning Giraffe, you are the tallest animal in our village!
By Daniel Ch
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