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games to help with executive functioning?

puffin

Hello all, 

I have recently started home educating my soon to be seven year old son, who has Aspergers.

I wonder if anyone can suggest any board games etc that could help in improving executive functioning?  he is very bright but needs help in this area.

We have tried "go fish" card game which he loves but needs a few other new challenges now.

Many thanks

Puffin

 

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  • Is it possible you could be more specific about how executive dysfunction affects him (in what areas).

    I haven't heard of games for this use, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.

    I have really bad executive dysfunction at the moment and it is worse because of stress, so alleviating causes of anxiety where you can will help his executive dysfunction.

    Good luck with the home-education, it's a challenge I know as I did it for 3 years with 2 children on the spectrum.

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  • Is it possible you could be more specific about how executive dysfunction affects him (in what areas).

    I haven't heard of games for this use, but that doesn't mean they don't exist.

    I have really bad executive dysfunction at the moment and it is worse because of stress, so alleviating causes of anxiety where you can will help his executive dysfunction.

    Good luck with the home-education, it's a challenge I know as I did it for 3 years with 2 children on the spectrum.

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