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Describe examples of the child’s social skills observed Finn was playing at the Lego table with a classmate of his, Jasen. They were making Lego spaceships together and running around the classroom making spaceship noises. Finn was playing with another girl in his classroom, Aitana, for a good portion of the morning. Finn picked up a small black tray and gave it to Aitana. He also tried to give Aitana the toy that he made. Finn was holding hands with Aitana, brought her over to the cardboard house put her inside, shut the door and walked away. Then he went back approximately ten minutes later to get her. While playing outside Finn and two other boys in his classroom were pretending to be pirates. Describe an example of the child’s emotional skills observed When Finn’s mom dropped him off he gave her a hug and a kiss as she was leaving the classroom. Finn was laughing and smiling with his classmates and teachers the entire time I was observing him except for one moment when he fake cried because Jasen was touching his toy. dflsjklaaaajlkdfsjklfdjlk
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Make a plan for a special date when you’re both back home again.
It’ll be a lot easier to say goodbye if you have a plan for when you’ll get together next. Think of something special the two of you can do during the first few days you’re both back in town. Maybe make a reservation now for a special dinner at your favorite restaurant? Knowing you’ll have time together soon will give you something to look forward to, which will allow you to enjoy your time apart.

3. Use all your electronic options — wisely.
A quick text to say you landed safe, an email to know you’re thinking of your date, a phone call to say those three little words: all of these go a long way to keep the distance between you shorter. Just make sure that you use the right medium for the message. Text is best for straightforward factual info, email for longer messages, and phone calls for discussions with emotional content or anything that could be misinterpreted. You might want to schedule for a phone call during a shared downtime for the both of you. You want to have a chance to connect and hear each other’s voices, but you don’t want to interrupt holiday visiting.

Also, do remember that a little goes a long way. Just because a communication option is available doesn’t mean you should always use it. Remember, everyone needs space to visit with their friends and family. Absence can’t make the heart grow fonder if you’re always around.

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4. Slip a thoughtful card in his or her suitcase to be discovered later.
Tired of electronic means of keeping in touch? Plan ahead and remind your date how much you care with something more old fashioned — purchase a beautiful card or write a simple handwritten note of just a few lines and tuck it into your sweetie’s luggage. Or how about a handmade card? You could also secrete into their bag any sort of very small reminder of the two of you — a photo in a favorite locale, a CD of your favorite songs, maybe even some chocolate.

5. Or send a real honest-to-goodness letter in the U.S. mail. With a stamp and everything!
If your separation is going to be five days or longer, consider writing a love letter and sending it by mail. Pick out some nice stationery and pour out your feelings… just like your grandparents once did!

6. Play a board game together online.
Sometimes you want to connect, but you don’t necessarily want to get on the phone when you’re staying at someone else’s house. And besides, you’d rather wait and tell your special someone all the gory details of your stay at Aunt Edna’s when you get home. Consider playing a board game together online. All the games you grew up playing — checkers, chess, backgammon, Scrabble, even Clue and Monopoly — are now available to pl