What do routines look like?

Mealtime is a good activity to develop into a routine because it usually happens three times a day. Practice opportunities are frequent. The team's plan might look something Like this.

1. Get spoon from calendar box to begin activity.
   • Target skill: Tactual exploration of objects in calendar to recognize spoon.
   • Person responsible: VI teacher
   • Strategy: VI teacher demonstrates technique to T.A. who will implement instruction.
2. Take spoon to eating area.
   • Target skill: Maintain grasp, intentional release.
   • Person responsible: O.T.
   • Strategy: O.T. demonstrates technique to T.A. who will implement instruction.
3. Give spoon to adult to request meat.
   • Target skill: Use object to request.
   • Person responsible: S.L.P.
   • Strategy: S.L.P. demonstrates technique to T.A. who will implement instruction.
4. Eat.
   • Target skill: Manipulate spoon for scooping.
   • Person responsible: O.T.
   • Strategy: O.T. provides adaptive equipment and demonstrates technique to T.A. who will implement instruction.
5. Put spoon in washtub at dish window to end activity.
   • Target skill: Maintain grasp, intentional placement.
   • Person responsible: O.T. and VI teacher
   • Strategy: O.T. demonstrates technique to T.A. who will implement instruction. VI teacher provides visual enhancement of target.