Discover proven strategies to teach perspective taking to children with autism, ADHD & learning disabilities. Interactive games, activities & expert tips for parents & educators.
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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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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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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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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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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Inclusive E-Learning: How EdQueries Supports Diverse Learners with Special Needs Across India, schools and NGOs are working hard to create inclusive classrooms where children with diverse disabilities can thrive. But traditional worksheets and rote learning often leave behind learners with intellectual disabilities, autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, cerebral palsy, hearing impairments, or speech and language
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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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New activities have been added to the ‘Inferencing’ course, which is part of the ‘Cognition’ category. The new activities are available as a series of image based questions. The student has to read the question and select the correct image. For example, in the above image, the student has to select the image of
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