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Todd Eller Share 5 Best Learning Activities for Autistic Children

Todd Eller shares top activities to support autistic childrenu2019s development: Social Skills Groups for interaction, Sensory Play for regulation, Visual Schedules for structure, Interactive Storytelling for communication, and STEM Learning for problem-solving. These activities promote growth and independence.<br>#AutismLearning #ToddEller #SpecialNeedsEducation #ChildDevelopment #AutismSupport<br>

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Todd Eller Share 5 Best Learning Activities for Autistic Children

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  1. Todd Eller 5 Best Learning Activities for Autistic Children www.toddeller.com

  2. Introduction Todd Eller is the owner of Best Practices, an organization that helps children with autism and special needs through behavioral interventions. With over 17 years of experience, he offers training and support to families. Todd also works with BabyFirst TV and serves as Chief Educational Officer at First Media, developing educational content to support children’s learning.

  3. 1. Social Skills Groups • Encourages interaction with peers in a controlled setting. • Helps children practice conversation, turn-taking, and emotional regulation. • Activities include role-playing, group games, and storytelling.

  4. 2. Sensory Play Activities • Uses textured objects, kinetic sand, or water play to enhance sensory processing. • Helps children regulate sensory input and improve focus. • Can be combined with educational elements like counting or letter recognition.

  5. 3. Visual Schedules and Task Charts • Provides a structured, visual way to understand daily routines. • Reduces anxiety by offering predictability. • Uses pictures, icons, or written steps for tasks like dressing or brushing teeth.

  6. 4. Interactive Storytelling & Picture Books • Improves communication and comprehension skills. • Engages children through animated reading, visuals, and props. • Encourages participation through Q&A or role-playing the story.

  7. 5. STEM-Based Hands-On Learning • Simple science experiments, building blocks, and coding games help with problem-solving. • Encourages logical thinking and creativity. • Activities like Lego robotics or puzzle-solving enhance fine motor skills and cognitive abilities.

  8. THANK YOU • For watching this presentation

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