This material is designed to teach social and emotional skills to autistic children, focusing on understanding and managing fear. It addresses how to recognize fear in oneself and others, including physical and emotional signs such as increased heart rate, muscle tension, and specific facial expressions. Practical strategies for managing fear are also offered, such as breathing techniques, relaxation exercises, positive visualizations, and talking about fears. In addition, everyday examples that can cause fear and an instructive story about a boy named Leo who learns to face his fear of dogs are included. This resource is useful for helping autistic children better understand their emotions, recognize fear in various situations, and learn effective ways to manage it.