I Can Use My Words.

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I Can Use My Words

Sometimes I forget to use my words.

I can use words with pictures, with written words, or by talking. I need help.

When I use words with people, they can understand what I am saying. Can I play with you?

Sometimes I want something I can’t have, but it may be a choice later. I can use my words and ask, “When can I play with this?”

Everyone is happy when I use my words.

I can use words to tell people how I feel. I can say, “I am mad.” or “I don’t like that”

My family and my teachers can help me remember to use words. Say, “I need help.”

I can use words to ask for help. I can say, “Help me please.”

People can understand me better if I use words. You took my piece. I don’t like that! Can I play? Can I see too?

People can have a hard time listening to me when I whine and scream.

Whining and screaming can hurt people’s ears.

When I whine, scream, or cry, people around me can get angry or upset.

Everyone is happy when I use my words.