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Experience Stories
UP: An Interactive Story-Writing Process with a Prelingustic Student Who Is Deafblind Arrow pointing up
Rubbing Motion on Face Smiley face
 Water Balloons Water balloons
 The Boy with the Kite boy with kite
 A Visit to the Drum Store illustration of a drum
 Butting Heads drawing of a child's head
Example of Sharing Experience Stories with Peers drawing of children sharing story

Songs and Poems
There Is A Cake Called Technology drawing of cake with
Hand-Brain Rhyme drawing of a hand and brain
Snow Poem drawing of snowflakes
Walking Chant silhouette of walking icon
Silly Piano piano keyboard
PE Symbol Song icon of swimming
5 Hungry Kids color drawing of lunchbox

Pretend Stories
Rylan Dog Story silhouette of a dog
Mario Story Mario and Luigi
My Brain Is an Admiral Washer Drawing of washing machine
The Very Hungry Braillewriter Perkins brailler
Muffin Lasagna and Ferret Water color drawing of lasagna

Yoga Stories
Affirmation Mantra Chalk board with text
Forest Meditation drawing of evergreen forest
Calming Yoyo Meditation drawing of purple yoyo
Row Boat Ride icon of rowing

Epic Stories
Two Boys and Robot drawing of robot
Batman and Cat Woman Become a Team drawing of Batman
Kermit and Katrina Stories Kermit drawing heart on sidewalk
Dog Man Story Retriever's head

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