1. Encourage the student to hold the knife in the dominant hand and the fork in the nondominant hand, using the skills from ADT 12 and ADT 13.
2. Assist the student in touching the point of the knife to a piece of cake or similar soft substance. A game involving touching a target could precede this effort.
3. Assist the student in placing the fork on a soft food item and then bringing the knife to touch the back of the fork tines. Move the knife down the back of the fork to pierce the cake or similar item.
4. Using the skills from Step 3, assist the student in making a back-and-forth motion across the cake or similar substance. Guide the student to make a penetrating motion through the item, and then encourage drawing the knife back toward the student in a back-and-forth manner.
5. Modify Step 4, using items of harder consistency, such as brownies.
6. Modify Step 5, using meat (such as cooked, boneless chicken breasts).
7. After the meat has been cut to bite-size pieces (1/2-inch square), use the skills from ADT 12 to allow the student to eat the results if he or she desires.
1. Encourage the student to hold the knife in the dominant hand and the fork in the nondominant hand, using the skills from ADT 12 and ADT 13. 2. Assist the student in touching the point of the knife to a piece of cake or similar soft substance. A game involving touching a target could precede this effort.3. Assist the student in placing the fork on a soft food item and then bringing the knife to touch the back of the fork tines. Move the knife down the back of the fork to pierce the cake or similar item. 4. Using the skills from Step 3, assist the student in making a back-and-forth motion across the cake or similar substance. Guide the student to make a penetrating motion through the item, and then encourage drawing the knife back toward the student in a back-and-forth manner. 5. Modify Step 4, using items of harder consistency, such as brownies. 6. Modify Step 5, using meat (such as cooked, boneless chicken breasts). 7. After the meat has been cut to bite-size pieces (1/2-inch square), use the skills from ADT 12 to allow the student to eat the results if he or she desires.
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