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July Provision activities

here228 · 2015-05-18 12:54:31

Hi I'm doing July provisions for the first year, working with a 15 year old boy. I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions for activities. Thanks Mods I wasnt sure where to post this so if you want to post it to a more suitable location then feel free

18-05-2015 12:54pm

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here228

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Hi I'm doing July provisions for the first year, working with a 15 year old boy. I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions for activities.

Thanks

Mods I wasnt sure where to post this so if you want to post it to a more suitable location then feel free

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#2 19-05-2015 4:19pm

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I'll put it in Teaching and Lecturing.

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#3 19-05-2015 5:23pm

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Have you a copy of any of his reports? I'd be guided by those and what the parent feel he needs.

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#4 19-05-2015 6:02pm

here228

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Thanks, I'll ask for it. Have a little bit more info now and I'll be liasing with the school but was just wondering what kind of things others do.

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#5 19-05-2015 6:53pm

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Children on the ASD spectrum can have social difficulties, making eye contact, recognising social cues, turn taking etc. Might be worth enquiring if this area needs work. Likewise organisational skills ,but every child is different and the spectrum is just that, a very, very broad spectrum.

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