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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Blog | Practical strategies help families create supportive home learning spaces, build daily routines, and encourage children’s engagement, making learning during COVID-19 restrictions positive, flexible, and tailored to each child’s needs.
Blog | Families are supported through peer-led networks, community inclusion, and specialist services, helping children with disabilities transition from early intervention to a fulfilling life of citizenship, acceptance, and purpose.