Picking up

Nancy: "Where did mommy go?"
Ian: "They go to pick up Emmi"
Nancy: "Give me a sentence"
Ian: "Mommy pick up Emmi"
Nancy corrected
Ian: "Mommy went to pick up Emmi"

Light or dark?

Nancy: "Is it like or dark outside?"
Ian: "Dark outside"
Nancy: "Give me a sentence"
Ian: "It's dark outside"

Possession

"May I have my dollie, please?"

Ownership

Looking out the window at something:

Ian: "That's mine"
Nancy: "Ian, what is yours?"
Ian: "That one"
Nancy: "Oh! That one is yours?"
Ian: "Yes. That one is yours"
(Nancy corrected)
Ian: "That one is mine"

What letter does leaf start with?

The letter "L"

What did you do?

"I put a sweater on dolly."

What did you write?

I wrote a letter "I"."

"What is the birdie doing?"

"He's eating the oranges."

A 15-minute barrage

After quite a few weeks where he was behaving very well, Ian decided, for whatever reason, that he would not be quite as cooperative in his work session with Nancy. So she decided to stop the session early. The following are the highlights from the next 15 minutes monologue as he described to himself what had happened:

"Nancy, call Mum again, not listening."
"You are not doing anything. I'm not listening properly."
"Now you work again. Did not finish the work."
"Not doing a good job. Not working no more."
"Nancy go outside. Nancy go home. Nancy go night-night." (sequence)
"No yogurt. No ice cream. No Shayla class. No french fries. No car. No grandpa. No OT. No make popcorn. No cracker."
"Ian not happy. Ian mad. Why? Ian is not happy."
"Not finish the work properly. Not good job listening."
"Work is all done."
"Clap, clap, all done."

While pulling it

"Nancy said don't pull it."

Answering the question himself

"Why is Daddy mad? Because I'm not listening."

Pulling directions

"I want to go to my room."

To open the box where the crackers were hidden

"I need help."

I will, if you go to bed now

"Daddy. Be happy."

Because you just got up after I spent the last 30 minutes trying to get you to go to bed

"Why is Daddy mad?"