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Activity Completion
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Helping your child practise activity completion at home
Help a child practise activity completion by breaking everyday routines into small steps, letting them finish the last step first (backward chaining), and warmly celebrating the feeling of 'all done' — then slowly handing over more steps as confidence grows.
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Help your child finish activities by breaking tasks into small, visible steps, making the finishing point clear, and warmly celebrating completion. Start with short, enjoyable tasks they can almost finish, then build up one step at a time so they feel the satisfaction of doing the whole thing.
Read the answer AnswerWhat is one Everyday Therapy activity to help my child with activity completion?
Try a "first–then finish basket": a short, 2–4 step task with a visible end — like posting five blocks into a box — so your child experiences finishing something all the way through. Show the whole task, support only as needed, and warmly celebrate the moment it's done.
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