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Early intervention games : fun, joyful ways to develop social and motor skills in children with autism spectrum or sensory processing disorders

By: Sher, Barbara.
Contributor(s): Butler, Ralph.
Publisher: San Francisco, CA Jossey-Bass 2009Description: xvi, 235 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 9780470391266.Subject(s): CHILDREN | AUTISM | SENSORY DISORDERS | EARLY INTERVENTION | GAMES | PLAY THERAPY | SOCIAL SKILLS | MOTOR SKILLS
Contents:
Understanding sensory processing issues How the games help sensory processing challenges Social gross motor games Social fine motor games Water games
Summary: "In Early Intervention Games, expert occupational therapist Barbara Sher provides a wide selection of fun and novel games to do at home or in the classroom, including a variety of games to play in water. This indispensable resource can help these unique children enhance and increase their social motor and sensory skills. Each game explains the lessons playfully learned and ways of modifying the games so that everyone, regardless of skill level and sensibility, can play along. Neuroscientists now know that playing is a profound biological process that shapes and enlarges the brain; but from the children's view, it just feels good to have fun."- BOOK JACKET
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Understanding sensory processing issues
How the games help sensory processing challenges
Social gross motor games
Social fine motor games
Water games

"In Early Intervention Games, expert occupational therapist Barbara Sher provides a wide selection of fun and novel games to do at home or in the classroom, including a variety of games to play in water. This indispensable resource can help these unique children enhance and increase their social motor and sensory skills. Each game explains the lessons playfully learned and ways of modifying the games so that everyone, regardless of skill level and sensibility, can play along. Neuroscientists now know that playing is a profound biological process that shapes and enlarges the brain; but from the children's view, it just feels good to have fun."- BOOK JACKET

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An excellent resource of games that emphasises the importance of play in development. Focuses on developing social and motor skills through play with a particular emphasis on accommodating sensory activities.

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Has some really great ideas and games to do at home

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Excellent book. Shared with a mum whose child has Fragile X and she is going to buy it. Good simple explanations of ASD.

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We didn't have a group situation to use these exercises

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