Autism Resources for Daylife
Recognizing and naming feelings is a key developmental skill. For many autistic children, reading facial cues and putting a word to an emotion takes extra practice. These free interactive feelings flashcards give that practice...
Autism is a varied neurodevelopmental disorder, and tailored game play can be beneficial for autistic toddlers. Effective games include puzzles, sorting, matching, stacking, building, and sensory games, which can enhance motor skills, social skills, problem-solving, and communication. It’s crucial to select repetitive, structured games that are age-appropriate and safe, while also considering each child’s unique interests and abilities. Interactive and sensory-rich games that accommodate growing skills are recommended, emphasizing fun over competition.
FaceSay is an innovative software designed to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) develop their social skills. It combines cutting-edge technology with evidence-based practices to provide an engaging solution that addresses the unique...
