This set of play companions will help you to teach your students to engage in play in a natural and fun atmosphere.
Many of our students benefit from visuals, so why not use visuals to teach play skills?!? That’s the idea behind this visual companion set.
An adult models the play task by using a visual support that is carefully disguised as part of the play (Doctor’s notes, Parent’s To-Do List, etc).
When it’s the student’s turn they have the same visual support available to them. They simply check off the tasks as they go!
Visual supports mean less prompting and more INDEPENDENCE! Oh, and the visual supports are also paired with core vocabulary phrases appropriate for each play task. Let’s get them talking! Let’s get them playing!
We can all agree that teaching play skills is SOOO important. But why does it have to be so hard? Well . . . NOW IT DOESN’T have to be!!!
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Doctor Play:
Use the “Doctor’s Notes” and a toy doctor kit to perform “check ups” on peers.
Pet Play:
Choose a pet and take care of all its basic needs with the “Pet Owner’s To-Do List”.
Restaurant Play:
Take orders from peers and serve up meals with the “Waiter’s Notes” and menu.
Train Play:
Use language to set up a train track and direct traffic.
Baby Play:
Use the Parent’s “To-Do List” to take care of baby’s basic needs.
This set also includes BONUS scripts for lunch and recess times!
Break times are fantastic learning opportunities! Get your students using functional communication and core vocabulary during social moments.
