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An 18-month-old child has delayed play skills secondary to Down syndrome. At the start of intervention 6 months ago, the child's social play skills were at a 10-month-old level. After providing the child opportunities with "just right" challenges while interacting with same-age peers, the child's play skills have improved and are now at a 16-month-old level. What recommendations should the OTR include as part of a home program to promote carry-over of learned play skills? Recommend the child attend a play group to support ongoing interactions with other children. Borrow adapted toys from a developmental learning center that meet the child's current level of function. Engage the child in pretend play activities that incorporate objects the child prefers using.

          An 18-month-old child has delayed play skills secondary to Down syndrome. At the start of intervention 6 months ago, the child's social play skills were at a 10-month-old level. After providing the child opportunities with "just right" challenges while interacting with same-age peers, the child's play skills have improved and are now at a 16-month-old level. What recommendations should the OTR include as part of a home program to promote carry-over of learned play skills?
Recommend the child attend a play group to support ongoing interactions with other children.
Borrow adapted toys from a developmental learning center that meet the child's current level of function.
Engage the child in pretend play activities that incorporate objects the child prefers using.

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