Activities
Preschool-Age Eating a snack together Watching a cartoon or movie Making music with toys musical instruments Playing with blocks, big Legos Playing with dolls Blowing bubbles Making objects with Play-Doh Coloring Playing Duck, Duck, Goose Playing with train sets Painting a mural together (finger, sponge, brush) Tossing a ball Playing with water Playing on swings and see-saw Playing in a sand box
Elefun Mr. Potato head Play-Doh games Simon Says Hungry Hungry Hippo
Elementary School-Age Making an ice-cream cone or sundae Putting together puzzles Construction activities Playing games in the pool (Marco Polo) Playing games on Wii Designing a collage Playing house Going on a treasure hunt Playing store Building a sand castle Playing with cars, trucks, garage Playing charades Putting on a show or skit Adolescence Learning to dance Throwing football Cooking Surfing the Internet together Collecting (coins, stamps, action figures) Playing with model trains Building advanced motorized Legos Video games Memory games Battleship Clue Monopoly Card games: Uno, Skip-Bo, family Pictionary Trouble Bingo Dominoes Sorry Candy Land Connect 4
ABC Behavior Data Sheet Child___________ Date___________

Date and Time

Record the date and time of each incident

Antecedents (Before)

Record each event that precedes the problem behavior.

Behavior

Describe the problem behavior

Consequence (After)

Record each event that follows the problem behavior.
Resources Books for Children
Preschool Larson, E. M. (2006). I am Utterly Unique. Shawnee Mission, Kansas: Autism Asperger Publishing Co. Elementary years Ellis, M, &Loehr, J. (2007). Keishas Doors-Las Puertas de Keisha. Austin, TX: Speech Kids Texas Press, Inc. Peralta, S. (2002). All About my Brother. Shawnee Mission, Kansas: Autism Asperger Publishing Co. Shapiro, O. (2009). Autism and Me: Siblings Stories. Morton Gove Ill: Albert Whitman and Co. Schnurr, R. G. (2002). Aspergers Huh? A Childs Perspective. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Anisor Publishing. Simmons, K. L. Little Rainman. Arlington, TX: Future Horizons. Van Niekerk C., &Venter L. (2006). Understanding Sam. Erie, Pa: Skeezel Press. Teens Choldenko, g. (2004). Al Capone does my Shirts. New York: G. P. Putmams Sons. Greenfeld, K. T. (2009). Boy Alone. A Brothers Memoir. New York: HarperCollins Publishers. Karasik, P., & Karasik, J. (2003). The Ride Together. New York: Washington Square Press. Rosenberg, M. S. (2001). Coping when a Brother or Sister is Autistic. New York: The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc.
Resources Books for Parents
Gammeltoft, L. & Nordenhof, M. S. (2007). Autism, Play and Social Play. Philadephia, PA: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Harris, S. L. & Glasberg, B. A (2003). Siblings of Children with Autism. A Guide for Families. Bethesda, Maryland: Woodbine House, Inc. Sher, B. (2009). Early Interventions Games. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. Weiss, M. J. & Harris, S. L. (2001). Reaching Out, Joining In. Teaching Social Skills to Young Children with Autism. Bethesda, Maryland: Woodbine House, Inc. Williams, C. & Wright, B. (2004). How to live with autism and Asperger Syndrome. Philadephia, PA: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. Wolfberg, P. J. (2003). Peer Play and the Autism Spectrum. The art of Guiding Childrens Socialization and Imagination. Shawnee Mission, Kansas: Autism Asperger Publishing Co.