Useful skills to prepare your child for school
Blog | Starting school is a big step, especially for children with disabilities. Discover essential skills teachers value and how to help your child feel ready.
Supporting children’s language development when going for a walk
Blog | Supporting children’s language development when going for a walk offers simple strategies: model language, repeat and expand words, follow your child’s interests, and enjoy outdoor discoveries together.
Handwriting tips for older students
Blog | Helpful handwriting tips to support older students with legibility, writing speed and spatial awareness, using everyday play-based activities like puzzles, mazes and drawing for skill-building at home.
Teaching children how to put shoes on the correct feet
Blog | Support your child’s independence by teaching them to identify left and right shoes using simple visual cues like stickers and matching games.
Teaching children letter sizing
Blog | Introduce the “Sky Grass Dirt” method to help children understand letter sizing: tall letters reach the sky, short letters stay in the grass, and tail letters dip into the dirt.
Teaching your child to blow their nose
Blog | Prepare your child for winter sniffles with fun activities like Simon Says, dragon breathing, and cotton ball races to practice nose blowing—skills that support independence and hygiene.
