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ADHD students need аccоmmоdаtiоns to be successful. You pick one of the scenаrios, describe 4 accommodations you would pick and why. Explain how this child may face academic challenges. Minimum of 150 words. Option #1 Kindergarten- Sasha (Hyperactive type) fidgets, rocks back and forth, and loudly whispers her own version of the story. She grabs at the book when the teacher shows a picture. (Story Time) Option #2 1st grade- Noah (Inattentive type) stares at the ceiling, lost in thought. By the time the teacher checks in, he’s only written his name. (Independent Time) Option #3 2nd grade- Leo (Hyperactive type) can’t stop mixing colors. He accidentally knocks over a water cup while jumping out of his seat. (Art Time) Option #4 3rd grade- Ava (Inattentive type) is supposed to be reading silently but gets distracted by noise at other stations. She barely finishes two pages. (Reading Centers) Option #5 5th grade- Eli (Combined type) interrupts others, loses his papers, and can’t remember what his role in the group is. He frustrates his teammates by switching between being overly involved and zoning out. (Group Project) Option #6 7th grade- Jaden (Inattentive type) spends 20 minutes trying to get started. He has great ideas but can’t organize them. He writes only two sentences. (Essay Writing) Option #7 8th grade- Nia (Combined type) reads a little, daydreams a little, and then writes a rushed reflection that doesn’t match the prompt. (Silent Reading) Option #8 11th grade- Chris (Hyperactive type) rushes through steps, nearly spilling a chemical. He keeps getting distracted and tries to finish first instead of being accurate. (Lab activity) Option #9 12th grade- Ellie (Inattentive type) gets overwhelmed by all the online sources and tabs open. She forgets what topic she was supposed to research. (Group Project) Option #10 High School- Mikayla (Hyperactive type) runs constantly, even when she doesn’t need to. She frequently interrupts the coach with unrelated comments, gets overly competitive, and struggles to wait for her turn. She's full of energy, but not always following the game structure. (PE) Option #11 Middle School- Olivia (Inattentive type) flips through the atlas slowly, distracted by colorful images and unrelated facts. She forgets to write down the answers and doesn’t realize the class has moved on to the next activity. Her partner is frustrated with her lack of contribution. (Social Studies)