Learning Games for Autistic Children
Many autistic learners do best with practice that is predictable, visual, and built from familiar things. Bitsboard lets parents, teachers, and therapists build learning games from real photos of the child's world and record the words in a familiar voice.
What makes Bitsboard a good fit
- Real photos. Use pictures of the child's own cup, shoes, family members, and classroom so new words connect to real life.
- Familiar voices. Record audio yourself instead of relying on a synthetic voice.
- Predictable games. Each game has the same simple structure every time, and you choose which games are visible for each learner.
- Calm settings. Reduce choices, shorten sessions, and use automatic progression for errorless learning.
- No ads. Bitsboard is ad-free, so there are no surprise pop-ups during a session.
Language and vocabulary goals
| Goal | Try this |
|---|---|
| Receptive labels | Photo Touch with two choices, then more |
| Listening and attention | Listen Up |
| Matching and visual discrimination | Match Up, Memory Cards |
| Categories | Sort It |
| Early reading | CVC phonics games and worksheets |
For non-verbal and minimally verbal learners
Games like Photo Touch and Listen Up need only a tap, so a student can show what they understand without speaking. Boards can also hold choices, feelings, and daily routines as a visual support alongside the learner's AAC system.
Related resources
Important Disclaimer & Boundaries:
Bitsboard provides educational activities and tracking tools for parents, teachers, and speech therapists. It is not a medical diagnostic or clinical treatment tool, and should be used to supplement, not replace, professional evaluation and therapy.
Governing Law: California, USA. For legal inquiries, please contact support@bitsboard.com.