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Structured systems that create real progress for children with autism

January 27, 2020

Functional activities for children with autism

Functional activities are essential for children with autism to increase autonomy, self-help and daily living skills. The goal of teaching functional activities is to help individuals on the autism spectrum live quality, independent, happy lives. Make sure you teach these functional activities in your home or classroom programs to help children with autism thrive.

The Functional Activities You Need to Teach

Food prep functional activities

  • Cooking – being able to cook simple meals is a crucial steps towards independence.
  • Baking – baking is a fun and tasty food prep, functional activity for ASD learners. Why not start with one of these gluten free dessert recipes for kids?

a carton of brown eggs and a mixer

  • Making smoothies – a great way to help your child get started preparing a simple recipe is with these delicious smoothie recipes for kids.
  • Step by step recipes – such as making a sandwich or preparing a simple meal.

 

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