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Games that Practice Social Skills. Many of these games and activities are great for kids with autism and other disabilities. They practice social skills, executive functions and much more.

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But certain activities for kids aged 3 to 5 are more likely to give their brains an early jump start and put them ahead of the game. Up until age 2, babies’ and toddlers ’ brains are growing ...