Games for special needs
education
Using games with handicapped
children improves their
• learning and playing
capabilities
• self esteem and self respect
(look what I can)
• concentration
• motivation (to work)
• social position (feeling of
being part of a community)
• Communication
Games
motivation, freetime, reward
• 2D games on CD-Rom
• Online games
motorial stimulation, ergo,
kine therapy,…
• Wii
• Special games
• Xbox Kinect (dance, etc)
tools
http://www.oneswitch.org.uk/2library.htm
The OneSwitch Library
hosts a range of free
downloads, articles and
instructions. You will find over
one hundred one switch
games, William Pilgrim's 4Noah
Laboratory, articles on using
switches and more. Please feel
free to browse at your leisure.
Mouse skills
www.helpkidzlearn.com
Resources saferinternet
http://www.wildwebwoods.org/popup.php?lang=ro
Game about bullying
(social skills)