Making Bath Time a Learning Opportunity for your Child

  Looking for some fun ways to help your child work on verbs? Here are 3 fun things to try! These activities are great to help your child work on learning and using verbs in sentences, but also to work on very tensing. All activities can be used to work on future, present, and past

As children make their way through early childhood, they begin to develop conversation skills. For children to effectively participate in social communications with family and their peers, turn-taking is an important skill to develop. When we use language to have conversations, we are essentially taking turns between communication partners. One great way to provide language

You may be familiar with the word sensory and sensory bins if your kiddo has received occupational therapy treatments. Sensory bins most often aim to provide appropriate tactile input for your child’s needs. These bins are also a super fun activity to support speech and language goals for your kiddo. You can make these bins

Practicing speech and language at home is just as important as practicing speech and language in therapy sessions. Practicing at home provides an opportunity for more generalization of skills across settings. When we talk about skills generalizing, what we mean is that the skills your child practices in a structured therapy session are used not