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What is a SENSORY BREAK?
A sensory break involves taking a break from seated learning activities or sedentary activities. This allows the ...
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Do you have a child who is uncomfortable with textures and dislikes the feel of clothing, food and/or play materials?
Or perhaps you're on the o...
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Sensory Avoiders are oftentimes overly sensitive to situations and experiences and may exhibit sensory input more intensely than others. A hype...
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A night light is designed to light up the room with a soft glow that is not too bright and not too dark...still allowing the child to sleep. ...
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Many children with autism have sensory processing difficulties. They may show difficulty with appropriately responding to challenging situations, a...
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With COVID-19 altering how so many parents are schooling their children, the option of homeschooling is now more popular than ever. Did you know th...
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Did you know that sandpaper a great tool for working on handwriting?
Using sand paper either underneath a writing sheet, or as a writing sheet, pro...
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Just about 10% of the world's population is left-handed. As your child gets closer to school age, you may find yourself wondering if left-handed ch...
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With the sudden need for remote learning, many schools are offering laptops to students, increasing the number of screens in a single household. Du...
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Homeschooling and virtual learning, even on a part time basis, can be difficult to transition to. Here are our favorite tips and tricks to help se...
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By the time a child turns 5 or 6 years old, their finger muscles should be developed and strong enough to grip a pencil correctly. A correct pencil...
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No matter what stage of life you're in, sleep is essential to staying happy, healthy and functional in everyday life. Despite how critical sleep is...
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