Extracurricular activities for children with disabilities

Extracurricular activities for children with disabilities can include a wide range of activities aimed at developing various skills and supporting the interests of the children.

1. Art therapy : Drawing, sculpting, crafts, and other creative activities that promote emotional expression and motor skill development.
2. Music therapy : Lessons in playing musical instruments, singing, dancing, and other musical activities that improve coordination and emotional well-being.
3. Sports and physical exercises : Track and field, yoga, and other physical activities adapted to each child's abilities, promoting physical development and health.
4. Social games and team sports : Games and sports activities aimed at developing teamwork skills, communication, and social interaction.
5. Speech therapy and cognitive exercises : Exercises and games aimed at developing speech, memory, attention, and other cognitive functions.
6. Excursions and outdoor walks : Visits to parks, museums, zoos, and other places that promote broadening horizons and social adaptation.
7. Theatrical performances and role-playing games : Participation in plays, skits, and other forms of theatrical arts that develop self-expression skills and self-confidence.

All these activities are organized considering the individual characteristics and needs of the children to ensure their maximum participation and development.