It’s amazing how important the set up and the joining of a
group can be (actually no its not amazing...it’s really common sense one would
think). To see the smile on her face, the bubbliness of her personality, along
with her quick wit and intellect was great, but all the better as she has a
physical disability that may make her sound like she is speaking a mumbled baby
talk. Many adults have accused her of this. One actually made comment
today.............but to see her attempt and her peers correct the adult was
such a growth experience for her. (The adult felt so bad, though I could have easily
made that same mistake in similar circumstances).
Parent was quite shocked at the chatter on picking her up, and
questioned the truthfulness of her making friends, being included in play and
being high fived by her peers when her quick wit caught me out. (NOw thats a first). So loved that
moment and grateful for the opportunity I get to work with smaller groups. Now to transfer this into her school environment..........
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