Why Circle Time Matters: Building Social & Communication Skills with ABA
- Key Essentials
- Apr 11
- 1 min read
Circle time may look like simple group fun, but at The Sensory Spot, it’s a powerful, ABA-informed opportunity to foster real growth.
We use circle time in our sensory gym and indoor playground setting to help children:
Build joint attention skills
Follow group instructions
Take turns & practice patience
Develop expressive communication through music, stories, and movement
Using ABA strategies like modeling, prompting, and reinforcement, we support kids in building foundational social-emotional skills that benefit them beyond our walls—into the classroom, community, and home.
Here’s how circle time contributes to meaningful development:
Skill | ABA Approach | Outcome |
Joint Attention | Prompting & Modeling | Improved peer engagement |
Group Instruction | Visuals & Reinforcement | Better listening & compliance |
Communication | Natural Environment Teaching | Expanded vocabulary & confidence |
At The Sensory Spot, we believe learning happens through play, connection, and compassionate guidance—not pressure. Come experience the difference with us.
Want to see circle time in action?
Schedule a visit or book an open play session in the morning at thesensoryspot.net!

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