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 Children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders can find it quite hard to have balanced conversations with family members. I have created two simple, illustrated worksheets to help.  Here you can download an entire illustrated kit to help children with Asperger’s who are struggling to understand when to tattle and correct people. Tattling and correcting and children with Asperger’s If you work with children on the autism spectrum, then you are aware of their motivation to order their social world by applying and imposing [...]  Children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders have a hard time learning, recalling and using facts about others in conversation. Here are two illustrated worksheets to help. Children with autism love their moms, but they might have trouble having a decent conversation with them.  Below, there are seven simple worksheets for you to download on the topic of dealing with social isolation. In an earlier post, I provide an isolation card activity for you to download and use in your social skills teaching activities with children on the autism spectrum. Here are some additional materials for you to use, [...]  Below, you can download and print seven panels, like this one here, all on dealing with losing and disappointment. Helping children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders to deal with losing and disappointment  This shows a social skills card game you can download and make pretty easily. It’s to help children with ASD to explore issues related to social isolation. Social isolation is common in children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders. The reasons are obvious. They can become enthralled with preferred activities that they carry out [...]  Children on the autism spectrum struggle with rigidity. This blog post provides a social skills card game activity to help kids with ASD to become more aware of rigidity and to begin to work on some ways to cope. Children with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders have a lot of problems with rigidity. They [...]  Many children with autism spectrum disorders can get bogged down with our spoken teaching. In this blog post, I offer some guidance on how to establish a visual oriented social skills training style for those children on the autism spectrum who appear to favor this modality. If you work a lot with children who have [...]  Children on the autism spectrum often need help understanding levels of formality. This blog post provides you a colorful and fun social skills game to play. There are 32 cards for you to print out below. Young people with Asperger’s and other autism spectrum disorders often struggle to understand what I call “levels of formality” [...]  There are times when insisting on eye contact runs contrary to our goals in teaching and counseling when we are helping kids on the autism spectrum with social skills Teachers, mental health professionals and speech and language therapists all work hard to help children on the autism spectrum to improve their use of face and [...] |
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