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The individual can easily scan everyone’s turn cards to determine whose turn it is, thus helping him/her better wait for his or her own turn. Turn cards also help slow down a game so that players are not rushing for their own turns. For example, in board games players often begin to reach for the dice while the previous child is still moving his/her piece. The use of turn cards will reduce the tendency to rush turns by visually indicating when the next child’s turn will begin.  \n◊ Make sure each person playing the game has a turn card.  \n◊ Make sure all turn cards are on “red”(indicating the child should wait) initially.  \n◊ Once it is determined who will go first, have only that one child flip his/her card to“green”(indicating the child can go) . Prompt all other players to look at their cards and see that they are still waiting.  \n◊ When the first player’s turn is done, have him/her flip his/her card to “red”. Then, once that card is red, the next player can flip his/her card to “green”. Remember, only ONE card should be green at a time!  \nTo Make:  \n1. Select a set of turn cards from the choices available here (or draw your own) .  \n2. Glue the “my turn” and “your turn” cards together so they form one card with 2 sides.  \n3. Laminate if possible  \nMaterials provided are samples only! They may need to be individualized to meet the particular needs  \nof a person with an ASD!  \nChristian Sarkine Autism Treatment Center  \nIU™ School of Medicine  \n[www.HANDSinAutism.org](www.HANDSinAutism.org)[ ](www.HANDSinAutism.org)[hands@iupui.edu](hands@iupui.edu)[ ](hands@iupui.edu)[Tel:](Tel:) ([317](317))[274-2675](274-2675)[ ](274-2675)Fesler Hall (IUPUI) 1120 South Dr., Ste. 302 Indianapolis, IN 46202  \nHow-To Video: Choice Board  \nHow-To Video: First-Then Board  \nHow-To Template: Choice Board  \nHow-To Template: First Then Board  \nKid’s Corner Series  \nLife with ASD Series Academia Series Strategy in Practice Series  \nView/download these and other templates at www. 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