In my attention class, I met an autistic child who came to audition, about five or six years old, and this child was very different from other children in playing attention games, and could not complete the game independently without looking at the target.
In communication with the child's mother, I learned that I had never taken a attention group class before, but I had taken attention topics such as :looking for objects under the cup, Schulte squares, etc. in a training session. However, children are very uninterested in attention topics, and even a little resistant, do not look, do not cooperate, resulting in poor attention today, many topics can not be carried out, learning is very slow.
In fact, many parents will encounter the above problems, some parents pay more attention, some parents may feel that more training, the child's attention will slowly take the initiative to become better. In fact, attention is the primary training topic in the ABA course, laying a solid foundation for other topics to practice in the future! So how do you train your child's attention? Share 10 super fun attention mini-games here:
Tips: The following mini-games have been tested in the collective classroom (recommended collection)
01 Treasure Hunt
Game rules: Scatter the colored ocean ball (or other colored ball) on the ground at will, let the child pick up any color, and the color cardboard can be visually prompted to listen to the color to pick up the corresponding ball.
02 Pick up the ball
Game rules: Make a slanted board, roll the ball from high to low (slow and fast), and the child stands opposite and catches the ball with a box.
Advanced: Can be connected by a small plate, or with a small ball of the corresponding color.
03 Fruit Stacking Music
Game rules: Paste the bottom of a disposable paper cup with fruit (e.g. 5 apples, 5 strawberries, 5 pineapples, 5 pears) and let the children find all the "strawberries" in the scrambled fruit and stack them.
Advanced: Left and right gloves with different fruits.
04 cup bottom dribble
Game rules: Put 4-5 cups on the table, the bottom of the cup is facing up, and the ball can be transported from the bottom of the first cup to the bottom of the last cup to complete the task.
Advanced: Dribbling at the bottom of the cup (dribbling with one cup in each hand).
05 Grab a chair
Rules of the game: Surround the chairs with less than 1 total number of people in a circle, the children walk around the chairs, and the music stops grabbing the chairs until there is only one chair left at the end, and whoever sits on the small chair first wins.
06 Small train arrives at the station
Game rules: put 6-7 circles, put random numbers in each circle, drive the train around the circle, hear "small train to 7 platforms", and the children jump into the corresponding circle.
07 Falling snowflakes
Rules of the game: The teacher throws the scarf into the air at will, and when it falls, the child has to catch it. Advanced: Pick up balloons, pick up each other's balloons/scarves, etc.
08 Carry sandbags on the back of your feet
Game rules: Put the sandbag on the back of the foot and walk forward when the sandbag does not fall off, first one foot and then two feet to carry the sandbag competition.
09 Dragon Ball
Game rules: Hook a rope to the leg of the table and fold it in half, put a small ball on the rope, and when the rope is opened, the ball falls into the bucket to train the children's concentration and hand-eye coordination.
10 red light stop, green light line
Rules of the game: Draw rows of irregular green dots and red dots on a blackboard or white paper, connect the green dots in a straight line, bypass the red dots, and cultivate your child's attention.
I hope that the above 10 family concentration training mini games can help parents and teachers! Hoshida is making progress with parents.