Richard was in a great mood and excited to talk about his Halloween costume. While practicing /S/ sounds (60% accuracy with verbal and visual prompts), Richard also demonstrated his describing skills and told silly Halloween stories using pictures. While playing UNO, Richard switched out a couple of cards to get "better cards." We discussed playing fair and how it makes people feel when we don't follow the rules and play fair. It was a productive session with a long game of UNO that just wouldn't end. It was a good example of why cheating/sneaky play is not necessary because the leader changes so often. If one focuses on enjoying the game and learning new honest/fair strategies, things end up working out and being more fun for everyone. If everyone has fun, then friends will want to play with you again. This lesson was carried over nicely into recess while SLP was working with another student, Richard and 5 peers played a game. Richard did not like when someone was playing unfair.