NDIS Support Resource Library

The founder of deCYPHER games, Gaspar, has been doing disability support work since 2019. As part of the support work he does, he is always developing tools, games, and learning activities to use with clients and he’s ended up with quite a nice little library of stuff, so we’ve decided to share those resources here for everyone to enjoy!. These resources were designed with specific people in mind, for example, those on the autism spectrum or with a brain injury. However, there is a lot of cool stuff here that ANYONE can have fun with! 

Obviously, different activities will work (or not) for different people. A particular style of puzzle or game might be too easy, too hard, too simple, or too complicated. If you’d like us to make something specific for you (or make a slightly different version of something in our library) please click here for some more information about custom made support resources.

We hope you find this useful and enjoy these free tools.

Brain Games

Figure out the mystery person, place, or thing by reading a series of sequential clues.

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Spelling practice, spelling practice, and more spelling practice.

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Find words in a sea of letters. Includes some themed hunts, as well as more difficult versions where you have to figure out what the words are before finding them.

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Practice remembering things with some classic memory games and some fun new exercises created by the team at deCYPHER games.

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Vocabulary exercises that involve figuring out what the missing word is from context clues.

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This activity was inspird by Luca! Guess the object with just 1 or 2 clues.

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Some short and simple Dungeons and Dragons games.

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BANG! BOOM! CLANG! Some simple exercises using words that represent sounds.

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Read through a short story book (4 to 8 pages) and then figure out which is the correct missing page.

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A simple object recognition and vocabulary practice activity. 

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Games for Practicing Social Skills

Many of these activities can be done in different ways. They can be done by just 1 person by themselves, or, they can serve as conversation starters between more than 1 person. Maybe you have a friend or a support worker you’d like to do these games with? 

We’ll tell you a bit about another person and then you have to choose the best birthday present from several different options.

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Listen to a phone call with very bad reception. You can only make out bits and pieces of what the other person is saying and it usually cuts off before they finish talking! You have to try and figure out what they actually wanted!

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This activity involves trying to plan a bunch of errands for the day. Practice time management, organisational, and problem solving skills.

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This fun little challenge involves listening to one side of a conversation and figuring out what the 2 people are talking about.

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Some fun and educational puzzles focusing on dealing with money.

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Figure out what a person is actually feeling or thinking using facial expressions and tone.

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Meet Selfish Simon, Greedy Gertrude, Bossy Betty, and the whole horrible cast of Team Terrible. Spot their bad behaviour and help them improve.

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Watch an interactiom between 2 or more people and then answer some questions about the situation.

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Some tricky exercises where you have to figure out exactly what a person is saying by paying attention to what word they emphasise in a sentence.

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Arts & Crafts