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Asking Others to Play
Initiating play with others is essential for joining playgroups and friends, especially since most friendships at young ages are formed at recess. It requires seeking someone or a group, asking, joining, and including others. Accepting no for an answer when others decline your invitation to play is also taught as a social grace.
Our Platform has 2 Videos, 2 Activities and 2 Games on Asking Others to Play
Sample Video:
Asking a Friend to Play
VIDEO MODELING – When we want to ask someone to play we get near them. We look at them and greet them. We ask them to play with us.
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Transcript:
<SCENE 1>
Matt: (looking at his phone)
Josh: (approaches Matt, bringing toys) Hey Matt, want to play Legos with me?
Matt: Sure! What should we build?
Josh: I was thinking a skyscraper.
Matt: Nice!
<FROM MY VIEW>
Josh: When I want to play with someone, I walk up to them, look at them, say a greeting and ask them to play. I also bring the toy with me.
<SCENE 1 replay>
Matt: (looking at his phone)
Josh: (approaches Matt, bringing toys) Hey Matt, want to play Legos with me?
Matt: Sure! What should we build?
Josh: I was thinking a skyscraper.
Matt: Nice!
<FURTHER PRACTICE>
Narrator: When we want to ask someone to play, we get near them, we look at them and greet them.
<SCENE 1 replay>
Matt: (looking at his phone)
Josh: (approaches Matt, bringing toys) Hey Matt!
Narrator: and we ask them to play with us.
<SCENE 1 replay continued>
Matt: Want to play Legos with me?
Matt: Sure! What should we build?
Josh: I was thinking a skyscraper.
Matt: Nice!
Companion Worksheet:
Videos to teach Asking Others to Play
Asking a Friend to Play Introduction
01:21
Including Everyone
02:56
Including Others
02:05
Joining a Group Playing
02:09
Joining a Group on the Playground
02:56
Leaving Others Out
02:18
Accepting No for an Answer
02:38
Approaching a Group - Younger
02:07
Interactive online games to teach Asking Others to Play
Will of the Wheel: Play Skills
Worksheets and activities to teach Asking Others to Play
Interactive: When Others Don't Want to Play
Interactive: Asking Others to Play
Steps to Asking Someone to Play
Interactive: Asking Others to Play
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