Give your child one block at a time. It doesn't matter the order.
Do not let your child throw the blocks.
When the tower is built, say, "You built a tower! Let's build another one."
Take the tower a part and start again.
These pictures are of Mega Blocks. They are the easiest to hold.
After Mega Blocks, you can move to a smaller block, such as Duplo.
Give your child one block at a time. It doesn't matter the order.
On the right is the instructions for your child to follow.
You can read it for your child or point under the words for you child to read.
The speech bubbles are for what the toy character says. If your child is non-verbal, then you say it.
In this scenario, your child would bring the character up and down, until the timer rings and then clean up.
Use a spoon, a bowl and any toys you have at home. Have your child take turns feeding the toys.
I made a bed out of a mushroom container, a pillow out of a sponge and a blanket out of an old shirt.
You can change the story to match the toys that you have at home.