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Monday, November 15, 2010
An abridged plug in
Our previous attempt at getting John to look and plug cylindrical blocks into 25 holes was a bit too difficult for him. So we had to modify it by 1st using a more manageable cylindrical piece and by using only 1 blue bar i.e. 5 holes. After he mastered one we added another and now it's 4.
As with all students building confidence and ability go hand in hand. It was a bit 'sad' having to go from 25 down to 5 holes, but it's obviously the right direction. Next step 25 holes! Labels: Occupational Therapy
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Monopoly anybody??
During the Hari Raya holidays we went to Cameron Highlands. John went for walks and played his favourite board game, Monopoly. He used to play with his grandpa whenever there's opportunity; there he learned his numbers and count his money. Of course the game played here is a simplified version, no buying of property or houses, just throwing the dice for money and trying to avoid paying tax and going to jail. It ends when the banker is bankrupt. He had a really good time and so did we.
Uncle Aaron Tan passed away last Thursday 28.10.10. He often leave encouraging comments on this blog; we'll miss him but we know for certain he's in a better place. Labels: Others |