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re:已经不公开交流训练的细节了，为语风妈破例...
已经不公开交流训练的细节了，为语风妈破例，哈哈，贡献91个小锦囊。ABA训练里，这些小互动是当作强化物，为了让孩子笑的。语风妈试一下，看有没有语风喜欢的。可以在生活中跟他玩，也可以在他正确指认了叔叔阿姨之后作为奖励。上英文了，如果你用德文版，我也有。
REINFORCEMENT IDEAS
1. Give "go play" and pull child back to you by back of shirt. Do
several times. It usually builds a smile and a lot of times when you
don't grab the shirt the child will back up to you to do so.
2. "I'm gonna eat your toes!" take child's foot toward your mouth with pretend chomp with sounds-- every kid I work with likes this one. Doesn't seem to make a difference in child has rec. language or not--just the anticipation. After first or second time of trying to pull away with laughter, child usually gives you other foot.
3. Say, "do this" and make roar sound. When child does, act terrified and falls off chair. May take a few “do this”s but most kids love the idea of making you react.
4. Instructor head into child stomach, tickly burrowing of head—real laughter zone.
5. Wind up your hand like its a toy until your wrist hurts (almost)—use cranking sound effects-then let it go and flap your hand wildly over the table and child in flip flop motion.
6. Fall asleep and snore loudly on child's lap then wake up suddenly for the school bell--ding ding ding.
7. Do emotions like mad---rrrrrr---sad--real sappy boo hoo hoo and drip water on face for tears (all very fake) happy----with the happy song and dance. Sad has been number one requested for the last three years—I guess I got the drama right.
8. Say give me five or high five but lose your hand in your sleeve—have child help you find then lose other hand, etc.
9. Poland spring water bottle above child's head---tilt ever so slightly in anticipatory way--drop droplet. Most kids dig this big time. Fair play however is allowing them to get you and they are usually less reserved about the amount they drop!
10. Lean over until child leans on your back then pick them up, hanging behind you, "where is (child)?" "(Child's name)--where aaaarrrreeee you?"
11. Wear a hooded sweatshirt with a drawstring and make your head disappear as you tighten string. Ask child to help to get you out.
12. Bubble gum--4 out of 5 dentists recommend chewing sugarless gum between trials.... Just kidding, but a big bubble with a big pop is a big reinforcer for most.
13. Hand grenade deliverance of primary reinforcers. Instead of giving an M&M, pretend to send it through the air with a whistling sound until it gets to child's mouth then explodes (i.e. you make exploding sound)
14. Smell feet w/ dramatic PU and pass out on floor. Most children will proceed to put their feet in he proximity of your nose real soon.
15. Put child on table for some break dancing. Lay child's stomach on table w/head toward you and feet away. Put left hand by feet and right by head to generate a pretty good right moving spin.
16. Make child fly on your feet. Then say, "it's Barney's turn" and make Barney fly on feet, then child again, etc. (bonus--intro to turn taking)
17. Pick up telephone--it's for you, (child)--add in dialog.
18. Say "raise arms" then tickle.
19. Have child push your nose and have your tongue come out--pull left ear, tongue goes right and vice versa
20. Make Barney, Buzz, or Woody doll do trials
21. Look for the "tickles". "Where'd they go? Oh tickles come out. Wait, there they are." Then find the tickle spot
22. Turn table to side with legs toward you hide until child stands up to find you then either roar or act scared
23. Disco
24. "I hope I don't drop you..." with child in arms then pretty low to floor with whew! Thank goodness
25. The table is a tent when you put a blanket over it, crawl underneath in chase mode or hiding
26. Swing cardboard in front of child to create wind.
27. Put socks on child's hands then say "do this" and clap or other wacky commands.
28. Oh you want a (food) in your ear? Nooooooo. In your nose? Noooo. On your head? Nooooo. Oh, in your mouth!
29. Put child on lap "Mr. Froggy's sitting on a rock, along comes
Instructor and the Froggy goes "kerplop!" Throw child on couch or beanbag chair.
30. Thumb wrestle
31. Sing Barry Manilow songs "Copa Cabana" brings out the dancing side in us all...(C'mon, admit it)
32. Give raspberry's to the belly and or fake tickly kissed to the
ticklish part of the neck.
33. Hair Torture- lay child down and gently sweep your hair over their face with "oh, no" or whatever thing to let them know it is coming.
34. Pillow fights
35. Put child on lap, facing away from you, for motorcycle ride. Use your fists as handle bars and rev up. Go around curves by leaning child left or right with all important motorcycle sounds. Then crash!
36. The palm as monster. Draw a monster on your palm. Use other hand to hold wrist of monster palm so it can't get you. However, we all know monster palm is stronger. Elicit child's help to get rid of monster palm.
37. Have child feed you.
38. Do "shall we dance" from the King and I with the dance where you just walk one way, then turn your body and cheeks and walk the other way. I can't remember the name of dance
39. Put tape over your mouth and try to talk--or pretend you're trying to keep your hand from covering your mouth but can't.
40. Macarena
41. I have a secret then raspberries to the ear
42. "Jump" by Van Halen with a model. My kids and I don't know if there are explicit lyrics---we just jump when he tells us to.
43. Line your chairs up next to each other and go for a car ride.
Seatbelts on. Check left and right for traffic, beep the horn, etc.
44. Achey breaky heart
45. Roll up tightly in blanket and give “come here". Don't do with a child who won't delineate the difference between silliness of situation.
46. Pull child by blanket wrapped around his/her waist in circles then "nope we gotta go left, no right, left..."
47. I'm a little teapot but have water pour out on just tip me over and pour me out.
48. Aladdin’s magic carpet. Put child on towel or blanket and pull them across floor.
49. Hit child's chest (gently please) with alternating palms so they can hear the funny difference between making a sound with reverberation.
50. Play kick the can.
51. Water the plants.
52. Imitate child--child says uh and puts hand on table and you do.
After a while child realizes he can run the show in reinforcement.
53. Elevator rides: pick him up - "First floor!" - higher - "Second
floor" - "Do you want to go to the third floor?" Then, "Oh no, the
elevator is going sideways!"
54. Chair rides (I didn't invent this, but boy does it work!): "Fasten
your seatbelt! Hold on to the chair!" Begin to lift chair off ground
slowly. If child is fearful, go slow, but keep pushing with an eye on
His face - you may be amazed at how quickly he'll ask for more. Warning, this can result in injury to either of you - only for the strong!
55. Chair tipping (same warnings!): "Fasten your seatbelt! Hold on to the chair!" Tip back just a bit at first. Next time a bit more.
56. Piggyback rides: Go some place fun (imaginary!). Watch out for the potholes in the road!
57. Spiders with your hand: let him SPLAT!
58. (Pretend) removing body parts: "I got your nose - I'll put it in my pocket - want it back?" Mix up your nose and his nose, ears, trade fingers with the cat.
59. Stuffing stuffed animals down the back of his shirt, up his pants leg, in his sleeves.
60. Pick up by the pits for a big spin (don't fall over!)
61. Also learned from a master - the face pump-up: "Pump me up!" (Mimic two-handed bicycle pump while inflating cheeks). Now you can't talk, but hold his hands and have him POP your mouth. Next time, pretend you have a leak and have him plug it.
62. "Hot hands": his hands on yours, he has to pull them away before you can slap them.
63. Hand game: hand over hand over hand over hand - flat or on a pole, as you would do when choosing 'firsts' with a baseball bat.
64. Crack an egg on his head: no, not a real egg! - One fist on top, hit it with the palm of your other hand, then both hands 'dribble' down his face - yuck!
65. Borrow science tricks: baking soda dropped into vinegar makes a nice fizz!
66. Musical chairs or silly dancing then FREEZE! When the music stops.
67. Borrow magic tricks: pull a candy out of his ear.
68. Electroshock (simulated please!): use your fists as 'shock pads'
anywhere on his body - or have him do it to you and get very silly.
69. "Glomulator": draw buttons on paper, have him press one - it makes you "glom" (make something up!) press another one, you stop, another, you hop. He never knows quite what will happen.
70. Silly noises, may accompany pump-up (above)
71. Blowing or saying silly things into a cup to hear the echo
72. Tickles
73. Kisses
74. Holding his ankles and gently stomping his feet on the floor
75. Raspberries on his palm
76. Singing a line of a favorite song
77. Shaking his chair like an earthquake
78. Anything that makes him anticipate: crawling a "spider" up his arm then quickly tickling him under the chin while making sounds that indicate "I'm coming to get you...."
79. Massage
80. Manipulating his arms and legs so he is "swimming" or doing a "cheer" for himself
81. Turning him chair into a "rocket" which lifts off after a countdown
82. Singing silly songs while you bounce him on your knee
83. Singing songs using his name within the song
84. Having his stuffed animals jump and cheer for him
85. Using a puppet which nibbles on his toes and fingers
86. "Chopping" tomatoes on his back
87. Whispering something silly in his ear
88. Hanging his upside down and pretending he's a broom
89. Imitating lines and characters from his favorite movies or cartoons, i.e. Pumba saying "Hakuna matata" or Donald Duck saying "That was just wonderful"
90. Having his push an imaginary button to turn on a "kissing machine"
91. Playing chase games
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