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回楼上的两位妈妈
We did most peer play at preschool for more availability of peers. If you do have peers readily available, you can definitely do it at home too. The number of peers is largely depends on the special child's level and readiness ( and also typical peers' too!). Start with one-to-one, and then grows to small group (2-4 kids). As to the activity, games are usually easy to start with. We did a lot of all kinds of games, and toys. e.g. play kitchen to pretend bake a cake, making 'real' pizza together, play shopping (one as cashier, the one as customer), play restaurant (one as waitor/waitress, the one as costumer), plus a lot of fun games, including board games and other toy games. We also did 'duck duck goose' which is similar to chinese 丢手绢, plus other games like 'mother may I...', 'Simon says....' etc. If you are lucky to find a good tutor, s/he can help you find many games that kids in the states play.
Peer play is always a very very important piece of the therapy, and typical kids do that a lot too!
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