I need help for coming up with a action plan for this scenario   Akira, age 3, always arrives at school with a broad smile and an eagerness to begin playing. He frequently heads for the art table, because art is one of his favorite activities. However, for the past week he has been arriving in a tearful state almost every morning. He says that nothing is wrong when asked why he is crying. As Akira’s teacher, you record your observations on the daily attendance form and begin formulating a plan to determine what may be troubling Akira.

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