5 Group Activities for Children with Autism

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Set up stations with sand, water, and colorful objects. Encourage children to dig, pour, and sort. This encourages sensory exploration, promotes fine motor skills and improves social interaction.

Sensory Play Stations

Create a fun circle time with songs, dancing, and simple instruments like tambourines and shakers. Benefits: – Supports communication through    music. – Enhances motor skills and    coordination. – Fosters a sense of community and    belonging.

Music and Movement Circle

Organize collaborative murals, clay modeling, and themed crafts to foster creativity and teamwork. Benefits: – Encourages creativity and self-    expression. – Promotes fine motor skills. – Enhances cooperative play and    teamwork.

Art and Craft Projects

Plan nature walks, scavenger hunts, and simple group games like tag and relay races to encourage physical activity. Benefits: – Promotes physical activity and    gross motor skills. – Encourages exploration and    curiosity. – Enhances social interaction in an    open, less structured environment.

Outdoor Adventure

Use social stories and role-playing to teach social skills and appropriate behaviors Benefits: – Improves understanding of social   cues and appropriate responses. – Enhances language and   communication skills. – Builds confidence in social   interactions..

Social Story Time

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