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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]talk with the teacher and perhaps the school counselor. It is late in there year, but they usually have friendship groups going on that might be helpful to her. I don't think you observing is going to hurt but it might not help either. maybe enroll her in a social skills class, camp over the summer. my ds is quirky so I can relate.[/quote] I agree with social skills class or ask the teacher for suggestions for one-on-one play dates. I'm not sure if observing would be useful. I'd ask the teacher for feedback. It may be nothing that she's actively doing. My speech delayed kid was often picked on b/c DC not that quick on the uptake or the come back. Unfortunately, some social-savy kids gravitate to bullying the kids whose delays make them easy targets.[/quote]
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