Olivia from TheAutismHelper.com shows five Thanksgiving recipes with visual step-by-step instructions: green beans, gravy, stuffing, yams, and mashed potatoes. The format helps children with autism practice following directions, fine-motor skills, language, and sequencing while cooking together.
Hi, this is Olivia from TheAutismHelper.com, and this is our video product preview for our visual recipes. This is for our Thanksgiving dinner, perfect for this time of the year and for a great meal that we all enjoy. So we have different recipes here with visuals and step-by-step directions. So here's for green beans, gravy, stuffing, yams, and then mashed potatoes. So these recipes are really great because they work on directions and fine motor skills, as well as language development and sequences. It's also in a really fun way because cooking— of course everybody loves cooking— and you get to enjoy something delicious afterwards. This is a really great activity to work on all those skills. Again, this was our Visual Recipes for Children with Autism, our Thanksgiving Dinner Edition, by theautismhelper.com. Thanks for watching!
