Interactive Therapy and Sensory Play Games for Children with Autism

WonderTree offers fun online games for kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder that promote purposeful interaction and participation. Our free sensory games help improve action-reaction, hand-eye coordination, spatial and body awareness.

How do WonderGames help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD):

WonderTree’s online games for autism support skill development vital for daily routines. These sensory games complement traditional autism treatments by enhancing communication, creativity, and teaching children to follow rules, relate to others, and maintain joint attention in a virtual environment

The Importance of Social Skills Activities for Autism:

WonderGames include social skills activities that foster communication and interaction in children with ASD. Blending fun with learning, they teach social cues, help form relationships, and encourage confident engagement with their environment.

Therapeutical Activities For Autistic Teenagers:

WonderTree’s games offer entertaining therapy activities for autistic teenagers. These engaging experiences support motor development, sensory regulation, and communication skills, motivating teens to learn while enjoying the process

Skills and abilities children with ASD develop by playing WonderGames:

WonderTree helps children with Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Engage with their surroundings
• Enhance visual perception
• Refine and synchronize motor skills
• Improve communication through joint attention
• Respond better to sensory input (proprioceptive, tactile, visual, auditory)
• Boost cognitive functions like classification and retention

Autism Games Online Free: An Engaging Experience For All Ages:

WonderTree provides free online autism games to support cognitive, sensory, and motor skill development. These accessible games are designed for individuals of all ages on the spectrum.

Activities for Adults with Autism:

WonderTree also offers autism-friendly activities for adults that enhance cognitive and motor abilities in a safe and engaging setting. These activities help build everyday skills and boost confidence.

Games for Autistic Adults:

Interactive games by WonderTree for autistic adults improve focus, hand-eye coordination, and social interaction—making learning fun while building essential life skills.

1. SCOOP'D

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Welcome to Scoop'd, the addictive game that puts a virtual bucket right between your hands and transports you into your very own ice cream shop. Move your hands left and right to catch the sweet scoops as they fall from the top of the screen. But watch out for those red enemy balls – they're troublemakers who will stop at nothing to ruin your frozen treats! Ready to put on your apron and become a master ice cream scooper? Let's get scooping!

Improves The Following Skills in Children with Autism

1. Cognitive Skills
2. Motor Skills
3. Hand-Eye Coordination
4. Reflexes
5. Object Recognition
6. Focus
7. Decision Making

2. BUBBLE POP

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Get ready to pop as many soap bubbles as you can before the clock runs out. But watch out for those sneaky fireballs and bombs in red, they’ll pop your bubble in no time! With a bathtime theme, this game is a perfect way to add some fun to your daily routine. So, grab your bubble wand, and let’s get popping.

Improves The Following Skills in Children with Autism

1. Decision Making
2. Range of Motion
3. Cognitive Skills
4. Response time
5. Motor Skills
6. Focus
7. Visualization

3. BALANCE IT

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Put your balance and coordination skills to the test like never before. Hold your hands out in front of you and form a plank to balance the objects that come your way. Do you think you’ve got what it takes to stay steady throughout the game? Let’s find out!

Improves The Following Skills in Children with Autism

1. Upper body movement
2. Lower body movement
3. Posture control
4. Hand and neck coordination
5. Balance
6. Focus and concentration
7. Response time

4. ASTRO BLOCKS

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Get ready to be the commander of your own space mission! It's up to you to destroy those blocks and complete your mission. But there's a catch – you'll need to use your body movements to control the paddle, bounce the ball, and destroy the blocks. Warning! – don't let the ball touch the ground. Are you ready to land in the galaxy of fun? 3.. 2..1 Blast!

Improves The Following Skills in Children with Autism

1. Hand-eye coordination
2. Attention span
3. Focus and concentration
4. Bilateral movement
5. Lower body movement
6. Posture control
7. Response time