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Teaghan Narrative

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00:31- She stands on her tip toes and has her abdomen pressed up against sink. Using only the palm of her right hand, she pushes up on the faucet handle and water starts to flow out. Teaghan puts her hands together and sticks them under the water. She takes her hands out of the running water and with her right hand reaches over and pumps soap out of the dispenser. Teaghan sticks her hands back under the faucet and rubs them together. Ms. Nell comes over and pumps the paper towel dispenser getting one ready for Teaghan. Teaghan gets up on her tip toes and presses against the sink again to reach the faucet handle and turn off the water. She walks over to the paper towel dispenser holding out her hands with her palms facing upwards, and grabs …show more content…

She stops directly at the edge of the blue rug in front of the other observation window, and looks down at a doll house sitting on the blue rug (the one side of the doll house faces the booth). Teaghan walks around the other side of the doll house the side not facing the booth, and sits down with her right leg under her butt and the left leg in front of her with her foot flat on the floor. She looks into the doll house, reaches out her right hand slightly leaning forward, and she takes a bed from the down stairs floor of the doll house and puts it upstairs. Teaghan leans backwards and looks at the house. She puts her left leg under her butt too so she is now sitting on her legs. Teaghan sits up on her knees, reaches out her right hand, and picks up between her thumb and fingers a tiny doll (about the size of an adults thumb). Teaghan takes the doll, puts it in the bed she placed upstairs, and sits back down on her legs. Teaghan reaches for two more dolls picking them up one at a time by pinching them between her thumb and fingers on her left hand, putting them in the palm of her right hand, and making fists around the dolls so only their heads stick out the top of her hand. Teaghan leans forward on her knees and places the doll in her left hand on a chair beside the

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