Conversation Jenga

I used this conversation jenga twice this past week with two different groups of kiddos with autism between the ages of 6-8. It was a huge hit and it only took me maybe 15 minutes to make! ⁣⁣

Find it on amazon.ca here and amazon.com here.

How to play:

• Play just as you would regular jenga

• When the children pull out a block they ask a friend or yourself the question

• With each turn their will be switches between the roles of “asker” and “answerer”

Goals to target:

• social skills

• conversation skills

• eye contact

• turn taking

• teamwork

• fine motor skills

• answering questions appropriately

Other goal ideas:

• articulation (different sounds on the blocks)

• instructions

• actions

Patient population:

• children with DLD

• children with autism

• children who need more assistance with developing goals mentioned above

How to:

• come up with questions or find some ideas online

• print the questions

• cute the questions out into small squares

• tape the questions onto the blocks

Tip: Leave some blocks blank to have the children generate their own questions

-S

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