Game Training Suitable for Autistic Children

Game training suitable for autistic children is as follows:

First, take turns playing games.

Young children, including some babies, can show kindness spontaneously, but they may be shy in front of new friends.

The effective way is to let children interact with strangers in interesting ways. For example, children take turns pressing buttons on toys or rolling balls back and forth. At this time, children and strangers may pass on interesting things to each other. Children will begin to help and share with their new playmates. In contrast, if children only play with strangers and do not participate in reciprocal behavior, this effect will not be produced.

Second, the name game.

Many children need help to get attention. They still don't understand the importance of saying other people's names, which is the beginning of understanding other people's views.

1. Let the children form a circle and give one of them a ball.

Let the child choose another person in the circle, say his name, and then the child rolls the ball to the designated person.

After catching the ball, the next child will follow the same procedure-designate a new receiver and pass the ball.

Third, music production and rhythm games suitable for children.

Research shows that singing and composing are effective social skill activities to promote cooperation and support behavior.

You can try the "wake the frog" game. First, find a group of children who don't know each other and draw their attention to a "pond"-a blue blanket on the floor with several "water lilies" on it, and sit the toy frog on the water lilies.

Then tell the children that the frog is sleeping. It's morning, and the frog needs our help to wake up. Let the children walk around the pond with music and sing a children's song together.