Due to a lack of play interest and skills, children with ASD may easily fall into self-stimulation or disruptive behaviors when they are not engaged. Developing appropriate independent play skills is essential for our students to use their free time wisely. In this course, we will give you a variety of ideas on how to develop independent play skill.
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This program teaches students to identify more detail and incorporate them into drawings.
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This program teaches students to generate ideas about how to play with playdough.
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This program teaches students to use a mouse to complete school work and play on a computer independently.
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This program teaches students to build Legos using a manual so they can build a wide range of sets.
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“How do I get my child to be more engaged with toys like other children?” is a common question that we have received from parents. As many children may have narrow interest in toys or activities, they may not seek out these kinds of experiences as much as typically-developing children. Mr. Toby Mountjoy will discuss the possible reasons behind. He will also share the most common bugbears when teaching play and how therapists can expand upon a child’s interests.
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ABA Videos and Resources for ASD Learning
APSPARKS is a resources website established by Autism Partnership (AP) aiming at providing high quality APM courses and programs for learners who are interested in ASD and progressive ABA.
