As we navigate through these challenging times, it’s essential to consider the unique needs of children on the autism spectrum. Transitioning from traditional classroom settings to virtual learning can be particularly daunting for these children, as routines play a crucial role in their daily lives. To help parents and caregivers support their children with autism during this transition, here are some helpful apps and activities:
Otsimo
Otsimo is an app specifically designed for children with autism, offering features based on applied behavioral analysis (ABA). It provides personalized learning experiences tailored to your child’s needs. Check it out here.
Social Stories for Children with Autism
Autism Parenting Magazine offers a wealth of resources and activities for children on the autism spectrum. Their social stories section is particularly useful for parents looking to engage their children in meaningful and educational activities. Explore more here.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies, known for its one-on-one friendships between individuals with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities, has adapted to the current situation by going virtual. They offer a range of virtual activities and events that can serve as a social outlet for children and individuals on the autism spectrum. Learn more about Best Buddies here.
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