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Ideas on teaching your child with autism how to request

November 28, 2008

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autism, requesting, lunch, door, swing, bubbles, juice, trains, art

Requesting 

  •  Utilize motivating items (i.e. bubbles, juice, trains) to address requesting/communication 

  •  Swing: wait to push until child makes the request 

  •  Door: wait to open until child makes a request 

  •  Lunch/Snack withhold until child makes request 

  •  Art: child can request glitter, glue, stickers, paint, etc.

from the University of Washington Autism Center Parent Care Book

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