Conversation Skill Games for Preschool & Early Elementary Autism ABA

Details

Pages

16 Pages

Social Emotional

Relationship Skills

Subject

Not subject specific

Grade

Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd

Resource Type

Games, Printables

Product

Digital

Description

Teaching children with autism or special education needs how to have a conversation can be a challenging goal for many parents and teachers. These conversation social skills games are intended to introduce preschool or early elementary age children to the very simplest aspects of having a conversation with a peer. The first game gives students an opportunity to practice making reciprocal statements when given a statement or questions and the second game introduces the goal of understanding whether a statement or question is on topic. These are both critical beginning skills for students to master as they are tackling the difficult concept of having conversations with peers or adults.

Includes:

✅ Staying on Topic Game

1 page of directions
32 Game cards (no pictures)
16 sets of thumbs up and thumbs down pictures (2 pages)
✅ Related Comments Game

1 page of directions
Simple 1 page game board (space theme)
72 Game Cards (color pictures)
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