Hi, I’m Jayden, and I’m 12 years old. I was born on February 1, and I like to play games. I have an Xbox One X, and the games I play are Fortnite Call of Duty, Apex Legends, Rocket League the Evil Within, Rogue Company, and Resident Evil. My favorite game to play on my
Xbox One X is Call of Duty Black Ops 2 and playing Resident Evil 4 – Remake. My favorite part about Call of Duty Black Ops 2 is the campaign and the zombie game modes because of how good the guns were and the Ray Guns. My favorite Ray Gun in the Ray Gun is Mark II because the Ray Gun Mark II is almost a one shot to the zombies but then the higher you go to the rounds the more shots the zombies need to kill them. With the Ray Gun Mark 1 I don’t like the Ray Gun because the normal Ray Gun you can accidentally kill yourself if you shoot it under you.
I started to go to speech when I was in
Hi, my name is Brianne, and I stutter. I am 1O years old. I love to play soccer. I have a big sister and a big brother. I have a dog named Max. I love to draw and play with
my friends. My favorite color is black. I love dogs. I love to tackle my sister. Sometimes when I stutter, I feel like I can’t stop because the person I am talking to looks like they are not patient. The strategy that I mostly use is the pull-out. It is most helpful because it is easier to remember. It is also not that noticeable. I’ve been stuttering since I started to talk. My stutter is always a little bit frustrating because I cannot get the words out. If you stutter, then don’t hide it. Just be yourself.
Brianne, 10 Saratoga Springs, UT 29
1st grade, and I was taught a lot of things to control my stuttering. The first method I was taught is to think what you’re going to say and say the words that you want to say. If you are being bullied in school because of your stuttering just tell the teacher, that is the easiest way to stop someone from bullying you. Also, another way to stop stuttering is by chunking your sentence, and first think what you are going to say and then you can say the words or sentence you want to say. Then you won’t have to stutter when you have problems talking or finishing a sentence or more.
Jayden, 12, El Monte, CA
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