Structured Play Centers

Rated 4.95 out of 5, based on 39 reviews
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Totally Autism
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132 pages
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I loved these structured play centers! These were low prep and easy for a play center for my students. I loved this resource!
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Structured play centers are a great way to practice fine motor skills, visual perception skills, following directions, and social skills. It is perfect to use as an independent workstation or morning tubs! Students need time to work with their hands and be creative! Your students will have so much fun with these center choices!

Please read this blog post to learn more about how I implement this in my classroom

https://totallyautism.net/keeping-busy-hands-at-work-with-structured-play/

Students with task avoidance and escape-maintained behavior would feel like they have more choice in what they do.

This resource includes 6 types of play choices that students can choose from. Each center choice has two differentiated levels.

1. Dot Art

2. Modeling Dough

3. Geoboards

4. Building Bricks

5. Pattern Blocks

6. Connecting Cubes

Three options of center schedules are included, and they are editable!

Please see the full video preview to see what is included!

You will need access to the following items. Most items you already have or someone in your school will have:

1. storage bins to hold each center choice

2. bingo daubers or dot art markers

3. geoboards with colorful rubber bands

4. modeling dough

5. connecting cubes

6. building blocks and a base plate

5. pattern blocks

Please take pictures of how you use structured play centers in your classroom and share them with me on Instagram! @TotallyAutism

Total Pages
132 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
Lifelong tool
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