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There was a bin that had different compartments filled with form blocks while supporting himself on the bin with his left hand and tummy, he was grabbing the blocks with his right hand from the bin closest to him and then placing them in the compartment in a further compartment. I noticed that while he got to the bigger pieces he began to struggle as well as seemed to give up.

Please note: When I was observing and reading this document, I some how missed that we needed two examples. While I was observing the child play, he did not really seem like he needed the much support, however in the observation above it did seem like he was supporting himself on the bin. In terms of a second behavior to record, I am recalling on measure 2 when the

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