The Best Hobbies for People with Autism #AutismSuccess

Ever wondered how to engage kids with autism in wholesome group activities? Ever wondered what will really help them make friends? Ever wondered why they tend to enjoy so much solitude? It's a very, very broad spectrum, regarding the way Temple Grandin and countless other people feel out of place in social settings, and their parents and teachers are somewhat puzzled. That’s what I’ll discuss a lot of at this conference and a number of other experiences I had in my youth. At the same time, though, they can sometimes still have trouble, finding the right sport. For example, I grew up, not making sense of being on a team that played against other teams, because I thought it all just could have been individual sports like the Special Olympics. Nonetheless, I have luckily since acquired much a greater taste for team sports, except for baseball, but who I'm rooting for is a whole other story. All the same, I still work better on smaller teams than larger ones. And it should never be a culinary team, because of the ever hectic dinner rush and because those guys and gals have to work holidays. Labor day, The Fourth of July, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving Day, and even Christmas Day. Easter, Halloween, and Christmas are not just national holidays to me, but also religious matters, and in very much of the autistic community, major holidays are like a huge part of the annual routine.