We try to mix up our speech therapy so it doesn't get too boring. Jerry suggested we create a story to help with her reading, language structure, as well as vocabulary. She is such an ASL girl--leaves out "the, as, is, and s" etc., all the time. Not sure she will ever incorporate them into her everyday speech. Still we count out blessings daily. Here is a social story we are working on:
How Alexandra gets ready to run.
The first thing I do before running is to put on running clothes.
These are shorts, jogging bra, shirt, short thick socks, and running shoes.
I put my long hair in a pony tail. I also put on my implant and hearing aid, so I can hear traffic, people, and other noises. This helps keep me safe.
Then l get a bottle of water for after the run.
Now that I am ready, I need to stretch. This keeps my muscles from getting injured, pulled, or hurt.
Someone, usually my Daddy, is with me while I run.
He either runs or rides his bicycle. I like to run.
Running keeps me healthy and strong. It also allows me to enjoy eating..ha, ha
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