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EdQueries Weekly Update: 11 New Inclusive Learning Games Released (November 14–21)

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EdQueries launches 11 new accessible learning games for children with autism, ADHD, intellectual disabilities, Down syndrome, and other diverse learning needs. Explore inclusive CBSE-aligned math games, voice-based English tools, and life-skills sequencing activities designed using UDL principles to strengthen communication, independence, and academic skills.

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Teaching WH Questions through Picture Description | EdQueries

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The Power of Curiosity in Language Learning They say, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” At EdQueries, we like to add — “provided you know how to use it.”Picture description activities are powerful tools to enhance language, observation, and reasoning skills among children. When guided correctly, a single image can spark storytelling, vocabulary development,

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Interactive screen showing two cartoon bubbles labeled “Thinking Bubble” and “Talking Bubble” where learners choose what to say aloud and what to keep as thoughts.

New Learning Adventures on EdQueries This Week (3rd–10th October)

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At EdQueries.com, learning meets fun every single week! Between October 3rd and 10th, we’ve launched three exciting new educational games designed to boost comprehension, empathy, and daily life skills for children and young adults with special needs. Each game is crafted with care by our team of special educators, therapists, and learning designers, ensuring an

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Screenshot of EdQueries’ Perspective-Taking game showing a scenario-based question where learners think about what a character is feeling or believing to build social understanding skills

New Phonological Awareness, Sight Word & Perspective-Taking Games on EdQueries

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Discover this week’s new games on EdQueries! From phonological awareness and English learning games to functional sight word activities and perspective-taking games, explore inclusive, fun, and skill-building resources for children and young adults. English Learning Game: Drag & Drop the Adjectives Category: You can find this under the English Course This new English learning game

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Teaching Perspective-Taking: Helping Neurodivergent Children See Through Another’s Eyes

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Have you ever wondered how children learn to see the world through someone else’s eyes? For most kids, this skill—called perspective-taking—develops naturally as they grow. But for neurodivergent children, such as those on the autism spectrum or with developmental delays, it isn’t always that simple. Perspective-taking needs to be nurtured and taught, step by step.

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Cognitive and Social Skills in Language & Communication: Insights from EdQueries Webinar

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In a recent EdQueries webinar, Ms. Simmi Vasu (Special Educator, Consultant at EdQueries, Child & Adolescent Counsellor, Play Therapist) guided parents, educators, and therapists through the essential skills children need to develop meaningful communication. Here’s a summary of the key insights from her session, along with practical strategies for teaching language and communication at home

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Level Up Learning: New Games, Lessons and Free Learning Snapshot at EdQueries

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At EdQueries, we believe that learning should be engaging, inclusive, and fun. That’s why we’re excited to introduce some of our new interactive games and lessons, designed to help children and young adults develop essential life and academic skills in a playful yet structured way. Whether it’s mastering presentation skills or practicing pronunciation, our platform

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How EdQueries Helps Children with Autism Learn, Grow, and Thrive

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Every child deserves an education tailored to their unique needs—and for children on the autism spectrum, learning platforms need to be more than just accessible. They should be engaging, structured, and designed to align with their cognitive and sensory preferences. At EdQueries, we understand the diverse learning profiles of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

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Screenshot of EdQueries’ Functional Sight Words game designed to help learners recognize and read common words used in daily life.

New Social Skills Games for Young Adults | EdQueries August Release

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At EdQueries, we’re always working to make learning interactive, fun, and meaningful for children and young adults. This August, we’ve released a brand-new set of educational games designed to help learners build essential social skills, understand social cues, and practice appropriate social behaviour in everyday situations. These new games are now live on EdQueries.com and

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Gestures and Nonverbal Communication: Why They Matter and How to Teach Them

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Gestures form an important part of our nonverbal communication. They convey meaning where words fail. Our body language, tone, intonation, and gestures are all forms of nonverbal communication. The expressions in our eyes, eyebrows, face, hands, and posture all contribute to these gestures. These forms of communication have been passed down from generation to generation.

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