Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Strategy
Sheet
1. Name:
Aden
Goal:
Aden’s
goal
is
to
share
two
toys
with
the
other
toddlers
in
toddler
lab
at
least
twice
each
lab.
● Teachers
will
model
sharing
toys
with
other
toddlers.
● Teachers
will
describe
the
positive
effects
of
sharing
after
Aden
shares
(“look,
now
you
and
____
are
both
happy!”
“you
can
play
at
the
same
time
this
way”).
● Teachers
will
invite
Aden
to
activities
like
the
sensory
table
where
sharing
is
often
required.
2. Name:
Zandi
Goal:
Zandi’s
goal
is
to
participate
in
a
fine
motor
activity
at
least
once
every
day
in
toddler
lab.
● Teachers
will
do
hand-‐over-‐hand
when
Zandi
is
struggling
with
a
fine
motor
activity
● Teachers
will
invite
Zandi
to
participate
in
fine
motor
activities
● Teachers
will
model
how
to
perform
fine
motor
actions
at
an
activity
3. Name:
Berkeley
Goal:
Berkeley
will
be
able
to
share
two
toys
with
the
other
toddlers
in
toddler
lab
at
least
twice
each
lab
by
midterms
● Teachers
can
encourage
Berkeley
to
work
on
his
goal
by
modeling
ways
to
share.
● Teachers
can
thank
Berkeley
when
he
takes
initiative
to
share,
“Berkeley,
Thank
you
for
sharing
the
__”.
● Teachers
will
encourage
Berkeley
to
work
on
his
goal
by
inviting
him
to
participate
in
activities
where
sharing
is
usually
needed
such
as
dramatic
play.
4. Name:
Lucy
Goal
:
Lucy
will
be
able
to
express
her
needs
using
one-‐two
words
at
least
2
times
each
day
in
toddler
lab
by
the
end
of
the
semester.
● Teachers
can
encourage
Lucy
to
use
her
words
as
we
give
her
choices.
● Teachers
can
use
simple
words
she
can
mimic
such
as
colors,
numbers
or
other
pictures
on
the
peek-‐a-‐boo
board.
● Teacher
can
use
parallel-‐talk
to
encourage
lucy
to
express
her
actions
as
well.
5. Name:
Henry
Goal:
Henry
will
play
side
by
side
with
another
child
at
least
once
a
day
in
lab.
● Teachers
will
encourage
Henry
to
play
side
by
side
with
other
toddlers
by
inviting
other
toddlers
to
come
to
an
activity
that
Henry
is
at.
(saw
example)
● Teachers
will
encourage
Henry
to
play
side
by
side
with
other
toddlers
by
inviting
Henry
to
activities
where
other
toddlers
are.
(saw
example)
● Teachers
will
encourage
Henry
to
invite
other
toddlers
to
come
play
at
an
activity.
(Sister
Cranmer)
6. Name:
Willa
Goal:
Willa
will
use
two
to
three
word
sentences
to
vocalize
her
wants
and
needs
at
least
once
a
day
in
lab.
● Teachers
will
use
self-‐talk
to
describe
their
own
actions.
(language
strategies
sheet)
● Teachers
will
use
parallel
talk
to
describe
what
the
toddler
is
doing.
(language
strategies
sheet)
● Teachers
will
ask
close
and
open
ended
questions
to
elicit
responses.
(language
strategies
sheet)
7. Name:
Lilly
Dunn
Goal:
Lilly
will
be
able
to
label
at
least
two
objects
using
words
every
day
in
toddler
lab.
● Teachers
will
encourage
Lilly
to
label
objects
as
they
give
her
choices
during
lab
activities.
(My
own
strategy)
● Teachers
will
encourage
Lilly
to
use
words
to
label
what
she
wants
as
they
ask
her
open-‐ended
question
during
lab
activities.
(My
own
strategy)
● Teachers
can
encourage
Lilly
to
work
on
this
goal
by
singing
the
words
to
a
song
at
an
easy
and
slow
pace
and
pointing
to
appropriate
pictures
when
they
are
sung.
(My
own
strategy)
8. Name:
Kelly
McDonald
Goal:
Kelly
will
use
two
words
to
express
what
she
wants
each
day
in
lab.
● Teachers
will
encourage
Kelly
to
work
on
her
goal
by
labeling
different
toys
and
props
that
she
uses.
(My
own
strategy)
● Teachers
will
use
self-‐talk
to
describe
their
own
actions.
(language
strategies
sheet)
● Teachers
will
ask
open
and
closed
ended
questions
to
elicit
responses.
(language
strategies
sheet)
9. Name:
Adaline
Goal:
Addie
will
be
able
to
make
two
to
three
word
phrases
as
she
interacts
with
other
toddlers
and
teachers
at
least
two
times
in
lab
by
midterms.
● Teachers
will
use
parallel
talk
as
they
use
three
word
sentences
to
say
what
Addie
is
doing
and
have
her
repeat
back
what
is
said.
● Teachers
will
ask
open
ended
questions
like
what
do
you
have
or
what
activity
do
you
want
to
go
to?
● Teachers
will
listen
to
what
she
does
say
and
then
adding
upon
it.
(expansion)
10. Name:
Oliver
Griggs
Goal:
Oliver
will
be
able
to
say
one
to
two
words
to
express
his
needs
in
the
toddler
room
each
day.
● Teachers
will
help
Oliver
label
objects
in
the
classroom
● Teachers
will
use
parallel
talk
as
they
use
one
to
two
word
phrases
to
explain
what
he
is
doing
in
an
activity
● Teachers
will
encourage
Oliver
to
use
his
words
as
he
is
given
choices
on
activities.
11. Name:
Tanner
Jay
Goal:
Tanner
will
play
parallel
with
other
children
for
at
least
2
minutes
a
day
before
midterms.
● Model
interaction
with
helpful
phrases.
(Toddler
Sharing
v.
Turn
taking
Handouts.)
● Bring
peers
that
are
good
at
interaction
over
to
him
to
use
as
peer
models.
(IELG
D5
G50
S11
-‐
Use
peer
models
especially
for
more
reticent
children)
● Encourage
him
to
move
to
activities
where
there
are
peers
already
there
and
playing.
(My
Brain)
12. Name:
Mckay
Whittaker
Goal:
McKay
will
be
able
to
clearly
say
1
to
2
words
a
day
to
label
objects.
● Teachers
can
encourage
Mckay
to
use
his
“Sign
Language”
to
communicating
with
others
through
hand
over
hand
motions.
(Sister
Shumway)
● Help
him
to
repeat
what
it
is
that
he
needs
to
say
or
do.
Don’t
just
show
him
but
help
him
to
repeat
either
your
words
or
actions
so
that
he
gets
the
practice
of
doing
it
himself.
(IELG
D3
G29
S4:
Model
appropriate
strategies
for
conflict
resolution
and
use
questions
to
stimulate
thinking.)
● Model
how
to
communicate
yourself.
(My
Brain)