Every evening, after dinner, Bryan would "read to Mummy" and this is what he'd do. As routine is his symptom, it's not a bad thing, it kinda assures that he won't get lazy.... even when there are days which I most certainly am. This happens every evening: He'll start by reading his school book, then his sight words related to the book which he just read, then his story book (from the Speech Therapist), followed by his Barrier Games which isn't just the one... after that, it's another game to improve his listening skills. These are his must-dos every night. I downloaded a lot of material from the internet and laminated them (Yes! I bought an A3 laminator just for him!) ... like "extra" fun stuff to do but beneficial for him. His brain is like a sponge and his memory is incredible.
Can't seem to get that darn video in... anyway, here's Bryan pretending to be T-Rex.... his left leg is his "tail"... you con't see his face from this angle but he is doing his "grrrrrrr"..... oh well... I'll try to get him to do his "triceratops" after school... time to recharge the batteries now...