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Games for switch practise
What is a switch game?
A switch game is a way for children to play a game using only one button.
The games below may be used alongside practical use of a switch, to help promote fun use of switches, motivation and participation. Some are free and others can be purchased.
Credit: inclusive.com
This is a database of 37+ games, specs and prices from the last 17 years. “They come from a range of different genres and play-styles and are all good games if you want to play with one button”.
Credit: Family Gaming Database
“Hundreds of accessible game-based learning activities, categorised by learning objectives and designed to engage, motivate and teach a progression of skills”. This is purchased at a cost.
Credit: Help Kidz Learn
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Please note: this is a generic information sheet relating to care at Sheffield Children’s NHS FT. These details may not reflect treatment at other hospitals. This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care. Always follow your healthcare professionals’ instructions. If this resource relates to medicines, please read it alongside the medicine manufacturer’s patient information leaflet. If this information has been translated into another language from English, efforts have been made to maintain accuracy, but there may still be some translation errors. If you are unsure about any of the guidance in this resource or have specific questions about how it relates to your child, always ask your healthcare professional for further advice.
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