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.
Now & Next symposium fosters collaboration for the future
Blog | Plumtree’s symposium united researchers, families, and professionals to share insights and strategies, strengthening the Now & Next program’s impact and shaping its future in empowering families of children with disabilities.
Empowering children with disabilities: The Child Voice model
Blog | Discover an innovative model that helps children with disabilities build independence by making choices, sharing their voice, and being included in planning their future from an early age.
Adapting routines during the COVID-19 pandemic
Blog | During COVID-19, families can adapt routines like hand hygiene, play, and home learning by using visuals, songs, and structured schedules to support children’s development and maintain predictability.
