Games that require following directions can be hard for some kids with learning problems. Other kids might not invite them to play anymore. If your child is not doing very well in school the other kids might tease him. If your child has an attention issue, she might play by herself at recess because she has low self-esteem.
If your child becomes over stimulated he can feel disorganized at recess because of all the noise and could fall while running. Your child might want to join in a group and play ball, but don't know how to approach or what to say. Kids with learning and attention concerns often have trouble with language skills.
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