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Questionnaire about Playground for children on the spectrum (For Parents)
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What spectrum of Autism do the children in your school have?
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Do they have any sensory issues? If yes, what?
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The children play
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Alone
with Friends
Option 3
What are their favorite places?
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What is your child's hobby? Do they take part in any extra curricular activities? Like theater, music or art?
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What is your child's favorite activity on the playground? / What part of the playground does your child like the most?
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Is there any element/ event in the park/ playground that stresses them out?
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What helps or what type of outdoor place helps if your child is having a meltdown?
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What elements/activities in the outdoor soothe their senses?
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What new elements/ activities can make them more involved in play?
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What would your child like to change about the existing playground where they play at?
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What qualities should a playground/ park have to be helpful for your child`s pain points /sensitivities?
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What satisfactory points are you looking for in a play space for your child?
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Any outdoor activity/ area that helps your child for focusing or for studying?
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Is your child playing more in the regular playground elements like swings, slides, etc, or are they playing with natural elements, i.e, sands, muds, rocks or water, etc.?
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Please tick any number of option below, your child can play in the following locations:
very quiet with almost no one else
Somewhat quiet with very few other people
they are not okay with bit crowded playground
Please tick one or any number of options below. Your child will like to be in a playground which has
reading areas
music corner
painting corner
quiet corners / quiet sitting areas / hideout
moving water
gardens
Other:
Any features that you thought were missing in the playgrounds in terms of comfort? Can be also unrelated to play.
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Tell your child to draw and design their own playground. This activity will allow your child to freely express what kind of playground they would like to play. It will help me a lot if you can send me the drawings at
latahiti17@gmail.com
. This will help me to see their interest points.
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