Paula worked with Becca today, and I wasn't around, so this will be just a summary. She asked if Becca wanted to do school time her and she said yes. First they worked on where people worked, and Becca correctly categorized the workers. After that she wouldn't answer questions very well, she kept looking away. Paula tried asking her about characters printed off and cut out from the book she's reading with her, James and the Giant Peach, but she didn't do well with those. She also tried to do three new letters, D, H and F, but Becca wouldn't answer questions about those either. Specifically she tried asking Becca which was the letter D or H or F based on drawing them on a sheet of paper or also on a magna-doodle.
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This blog is for and about our little girl, Becca. Becca was born with low muscle tone and has been consistently behind in her development. She's now six years old and doesn't walk or talk or feed herself. In 2010 Becca was diagnosed with Rett Syndrome, a neurological disorder caused by a genetic mutation.
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