Board Games With A Twist
‘It is just like a miracle.’ Local therapy helps a non-verbal boy with autism speak
Teaching children manners can be a helpful way to boost social skills and explain the importance of being polite. This simple, but effective activity puts an etiquette-related twist on a simple game of chess, checkers, or mancala by requiring players to wish their opponent good luck or good game before and after they have played. Bring Special Interests Into Lesson PlansMany children with autism have a fixation on certain topics or activities. Take advantage of what theyre passionate about and use it while teaching students with autism to help them focus in class. If a child with autism loves outer space, for example, you could plan a math assignment about counting the planets in our Solar System. Reading From Dream To RealityI am the mother of a nonverbal boy with severe autism. It was very important to me that my son be able to read:
It took me a long time and many hours of work. I made many mistakes. Eventually I succeeded. Here are the steps I used to teach my son to read:
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