Creative and Imaginative Play Activities For Autistic Kids That Improve Speech
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Creative and imaginative play is the most complex form of play and an area where children on the autism spectrum can struggle. In this recent article I wrote for Speech Blubs, I break down:
What is creative and imaginative play?
Why is it an important skill for children?
Why do children on the autism spectrum struggle with it?
How it can impact communication?
5 simple activities to start building creative and imaginative play in children on spectrum today!
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Play is often talked about as if it is a relief from serious learning. But for children play is serious learning.
Mr. Rogers
Speech Blubs is a speech learning app for kids that aims to help children speak better, sooner, and more confidently. Speech Blubs, perfect for children between the ages of 1-8, using video modeling, face filters, speech recognition, stickers, and loads of FUN activities. I have used Speech Blubs with my own child for years! Check it out today a Speechblubs.com.
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Amy Nielsen
My name is Amy Nielsen and I am the owner and creator of the https://bigabilities.com/ blog and podcast as well as Parent Advocate and Early Intervention Specialist for Collaborative Corner for Exceptional Children. Most importantly I am the mother of four amazing children, the youngest is on the Autism Spectrum and has ADHD.
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