> Are between the age 4 – 12 years
> Have poor play ground and classroom skill
> Classroom behavior – completion and submission of worksheets
> Music and movement
> Thrice a week for one hour a day

> Children who show deficits in social skills in home, school or community
Target skills:

> Attending skills ( in a group)
> Gross motor skills
Key features of the social competence program:

> Siblings are involved and form the role models during the session

Target group:
> Children who have significant delays or concerns in three of the following areas : speech, communication, social skills, emotional regulation, behavior, adaptive skills, play skills
Target skills:
> Establishing pre requisite learning behaviors
> Build on cognitive/social/ play/ motor skills.
> Emphasis on Activities of daily living, and work on developing a repertoire of leisure skills.
> Ability to work independently following a visual time table
> Enable the child to work in a group
> Learning outcomes based on the child’s needs
> Specialized and structured resource materials
> Parent involvement/ empowerment & training
Procedure-oriented programmes are conducted for the autistic children in Bubbles. For example, different sets of activities are lined out for children during the day, like prayer, classtime, lunch, playtime and hometime. After the completion of each activity, the children are made to place the activity cards in the list of completion. This helps them know as to what is expected from them during the course of the day.
Bubbles staff visit the homes of autistic children once a month to ensure that they are able to adapt their learnings from school in their day-day activities. Bubbles also focuses on the mainstream integration for the children
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