 Photo Credit: Henry Burrows via Flickr  A parent recently told me that her son with autism lives and breathes to play on his iPad and watch YouTube, and that everything else is just "counting the hours". I laughed. A lot.
Maybe you kiddo is obsessed with YouTube or Lego® or lining everything up. So... how do we help your child or young adult talk more, engage more effectively and enjoy relationships? It starts with play. These strategies work with any age; though, you'll need to adapt them for young adults or older individuals. CONTINUE READING
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Blog Hop Rules
Feel free to link up to 3 old or new posts related to play-based learning. In exchange for each link, please leave comments on 2 to 3 other linked posts. Add the blog hop badge to your site, either on your sidebar or in a post. Please only link posts you have written yourself, no other link ups or blog hops.
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