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My daughter was diagnosed with autism when she was 3 years old. Although she knows some languages, she doesn't want to speak on her own initiative and doesn't play or communicate with other children.

When she 10 years old, her daughter can read and write. I found that she was interested in some fairy tales and could understand a little.

I will make some fairy tales into simple dialogue sitcoms and play them with my family and children.

This method can play a certain auxiliary role in training children's dialogue ability.

In particular, it inspired me. If you want to exercise your child's dialogue ability in any occasion, you can write a similar situational dialogue, practice it with your child at home first, and then exercise it in real life after getting familiar with it.

Some sitcoms have more characters. If there are not many family members, mom and dad will play several roles at the same time, while the child has limited understanding and only plays one role that suits her.

Then sitcoms should be written as simply as possible, so that children can remember their lines. At the beginning of the performance, children can read the script and lines.

I looked through the previous materials and found the script of Little Red Riding Hood, which was adapted at that time, and attached it for the reference of interested parents.

Xie said: Once upon a time, there was a little girl who always liked to wear a red hat. Everyone calls her Little Red Riding Hood.

Mom: Little Red Little Red Riding Hood!

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: Mom, what can I do for you?

Mom: Your grandmother is ill. Take this box of milk to see her.

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: OK.

Commentary: Little Red Riding Hood went to see her grandmother with milk. There is a forest on the road. She met a wolf.

Wolf: Hello, kid, what's your name?

Little Red Riding Hood: Hello, my name is Little Red Riding Hood.

Wolf: Where are you going?

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: I went to grandma's house. She is ill. I went to see her.

Wolf: What do you have?

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: This is milk for grandma.

Wolf: Oh, where does your grandmother live?

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: She lives in a small house by the river on the other side of the forest.

Wolf: OK, bye, son.

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: Goodbye.

Commentary: When the wolf knew where Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother lived, he ran to Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother's house to eat her.

Wolf: Grandma, are you at home?

Grandma: Who is it?

Wolf: I'm Little Red Riding Hood. I'm here to see you.

Grandma: OK, I'll open the door for you.

Jie said: As soon as Grandma opened the door, the wolf jumped on her and ate her in one bite. After a while, little red and little red riding hood came.

Little Red Little Red Riding Hood: Grandma, open the door.

Wolf: OK.

Solution: The wolf opened the door and ate Little Red Riding Hood in one bite. It was full, then fell asleep in bed and snored. At this moment, a hunter came.

Hunter: This snoring is too loud. What happened? I have to check it out. Ah, it's a wolf! Why is the wolf's belly so big? It must have eaten people. I have to cut it open.

Xie said: The hunter saved Xiaohong and her grandmother and killed the wolf. This story tells us that you can't just tell strangers your name and where you live, and you can't just open the door for strangers.

Question to ponder: 1. How does the wolf know where grandma lives?

2. What should I do if I meet a stranger knocking at the door?