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Friday, March 23, 2012
4 piece puzzle
At times he'll see the puzzle (e.g. sheep) but his hand holding the knob piece can't quite go there. The way I teach him is through his favourite game badminton. "When you see the shuttlecock your racket should go there 'tepat tepat' (accurately)." That clicks for him and it motivates him to try cos he dreams of playing it again one day. Labels: Occupational Therapy
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Holidaying in Cameron Highlands
We had 2 nice holiday break at the beginning of the year, one in Penang where we met up with friends and the other in Cameron Highlands.
Here is the highlight of our trip, going up the tower at Gunung Brinchang. When I asked John whether he wanted to climb the tower he indicated yes; so I asked him to be patient and guided him up. The tricky part was coming down but with a bit of patience we manage it quite well. At the tea plantation, cold and misty with occasional wind; just the way it's suppose to be! Below John's walking with dad. We love walking here, it's good exercise for everybody! One morning the sisters wanted to take John to the grounds outside Equatorial Hotel but he just refuse to walk out the main entrance. After a minute into it they realised that he wasn't wearing his jacket; that's why he won't go out. It's good to see that he's able to make some sound judgement for himself. I thank God for that. Labels: Communication, Problem solving |