If they’re up for it, put them in an improv class for kids with autism, this helps immensely. You could reach out to Giant Steps or Second City. I might be slightly biased because I teach improv but it’s a good way for kids on the spectrum to practice social situations and to learn how to deal with sudden changes.
That sounds pretty awesome. My kids are a bit on the young side and don’t have a great grasp of English so that might be a little bit challenging for them. Maybe when they’re older…
If they’re up for it, put them in an improv class for kids with autism, this helps immensely. You could reach out to Giant Steps or Second City. I might be slightly biased because I teach improv but it’s a good way for kids on the spectrum to practice social situations and to learn how to deal with sudden changes.
That sounds pretty awesome. My kids are a bit on the young side and don’t have a great grasp of English so that might be a little bit challenging for them. Maybe when they’re older…