How Big Is My Problem?

How Big Is My Problem?

Does your child become overly upset and anxious about tiny things? Do you think your child overreacts to mistakes or changes in their schedule? Problems can occur in many different social as well as academic settings. They can create challenging behaviors if children...
Calming Down at Tough Times

Calming Down at Tough Times

Last week, I posted about using charts to help children develop an understanding of basic emotions. If you haven’t seen the blog post on emotion charts, check it out here before reading on! As students begin to better understand the emotions they are experiencing, we...
MORE Motivation Ideas

MORE Motivation Ideas

MORE Motivation Ideas We all lose motivation sometimes.  When I have a long list of things to do (laundry, dishes, cleaning bathrooms…..ugh) I usually need to find a way to motivate myself to get going, or nothing will get done.  Often it feels so good to just...
Super BOWL Language Learning Fun!

Super BOWL Language Learning Fun!

Is your child, husband, or whole family excited about the Super Bowl? Are you worried about Super Bowl Sunday and the days surrounding it might be filled with too much TV and not enough learning? I will provide you with a few football-themed language-building...
Sequencing:  The Order Matters

Sequencing: The Order Matters

By Jaimi Bird, M.A., CCC-SLP Do you have a hard time following your child’s stories? Does it seem like they have difficulty expressing themselves clearly?  It may be that they have difficulty with sequencing.  When it comes to storytelling, sequencing is very...
Snow Dough: A Science Experiment

Snow Dough: A Science Experiment

Last week, we did a fun science experiment where we created snow dough! This is a very easy experiment that is sure to entertain kids of all ages. You’ll need: 16 oz. corn starch (put in the freezer overnight to make it extra cold and “snowy”) ~10...