Social Skills: Circle Time (5/8) | Autism at Home

School-going children would have to learn to cope and sit through the Morning Assembly. Toddlers and pre-school goers would have to do the same in Circle Times! Circle Time is one of the best times in school where children get to greet each other properly, be seated in a group and face their friends and teachers, engage in varying activities, sing songs and the list goes on! No matter how fun a Circle Time is run, the important thing is to ensure your child is able to sit through it, cope with the expectations and hopefully have fun! Join us in this lesson to find out more about how to do this!

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