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Children
Holistic Functioning Profile

boots's Report

Report
At a GlanceHome vs School
Domains
Thinking & LearningAttention & MemoryEnergy & MotivationEmotions & RelationshipsLanguage & CommunicationMovement & CoordinationSensory Experiences
Impact
Daily Life Impact
Support
Adjustments: SchoolAdjustments: Home

Key

Strength
Support need
Priority area

Profile Simulation

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Daily Life Impact

How boots's functioning profile affects everyday activities and routines

Activity Areas Overview

Areas of daily life and how boots functions in each

Learning

Not Assessed

Communication

Not Assessed

Self-Care

Not Assessed

Social

Not Assessed

Daily Routines

Not Assessed

Strength
Some difficulty
Significant difficulty

Throughout the Day

How boots's profile shows up in different daily contexts

Morning Routines

✓Here are some observations about Boots during Morning Routines, focusing on how attention and concentration impact his ability to get ready: * Boots gets easily sidetracked by his toys when he's supposed to be putting on his socks, which means he sometimes needs a gentle reminder to refocus on the task.
✓* When Boots' mum asks him to brush his teeth after he's already started getting dressed, he sometimes gets frustrated and needs help to switch gears.
✓* Boots is easily distracted by sounds outside the window while he's trying to do up his coat zipper, so a quiet space might help him concentrate.

School Day

✓Okay, here are a few brief observations about Boots during the school day, focusing on the areas of time management, cognitive flexibility, and insight: * **Time Management:** Boots sometimes finds it tricky to wrap up one activity when it's time to transition to the next, and may need a little support to get ready for the next subject.
✓* **Cognitive Flexibility:** When there are changes to the daily schedule, Boots benefits from a heads-up so he can adjust his expectations and smoothly transition to the new activity.
✓* **Insight:** Boots is learning to understand how his actions affect others, and benefits from gentle reminders about how his behaviour impacts the classroom environment.

Homework Time

⚠️Okay, here are some observations focusing on Boots during Homework Time, keeping in mind challenges with sustaining attention, shifting attention, and concentration, framed positively and constructively: * Boots finds it **difficult to stay focused** when homework involves a lot of repetitive exercises, and might benefit from short breaks.
✓* When asked to switch from a reading assignment to a math worksheet, Boots **needs a little extra time to adjust** and get started on the new task.
⚠️* Boots **finds it hard to block out** noises in the room while working on assignments, and a quieter space could help him concentrate better.

Social Situations

⚠️Okay, here are some brief observations about Boots during social situations, focusing on motivation, appetite, and impulse control: * **Motivation:** Boots sometimes finds it hard to join group activities if they don't seem immediately exciting to him.
✓* **Appetite:** Boots may sometimes eat snacks quickly during group time, even if others haven't started yet.
✓* **Impulse Control:** Boots occasionally blurts out answers or comments in group discussions without waiting for his turn, which can be distracting for others.
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A Day in boots's Life

Here's a strengths-based narrative about Boots' day: Boots is a whirlwind of energy from the moment they wake up! Getting out the door in the morning can be tricky, as Boots sometimes gets caught up playing in one room when they need to be in another, and it can be hard for them to predict how long getting ready will actually take. Once Boots is out and about, they sometimes needs a little help remembering where they are in relation to familiar places or understanding who they're meant to meet and where, but with a bit of support and patience, Boots soon finds their way and is ready for a fun day of learning and playing.