• Expressive language (using language)

• Receptive language (understanding language)

• Strategies for both early and later language development

• Specific sounds we use to make words

• Strategies for speech sound development, how to teach speech sounds, and more

• Using pictures/symbols to support communication

• Strategies for those who use a AAC to communicate

• Information on how to support literacy development

• Strategies for both early and later literacy development

A body break can help: calm, organize, relax, regulate and  focus our body and brain.

Students should be offered and supported in several body breaks a day. 

• Fine motor skills involve the small muscles of the body that enable such functions as writing, grasping small objects and fastening clothing.

• Developmental information and strategies to support both early and later fine motor skills.

• Learn about the 12 different types of play and why play is important for your child's development.

Explore considerations for setting up your "at home" learner for success.

• school day routines

• workspace  set up

• regulation

  • nutrition breaks

  • minimizing distractions

• eye health

• screen time guidelines

Routines provide a way to promote health and wellness through structure and organization. 

Routines are predictable and consistent, and allow children to be aware of plans and expectations.

Learn how to use visuals and visual schedules to organize home routines.

• Gross motor skills involve movements of the large muscles of the arms, legs and torso. Kids rely on gross motor skills for everyday activities at school, at home and in the community.

• Learn more about what is developmentally normal for gross motor development and what you can do to facilitate growth of your child's gross motor skills at home. 

Welcome to OT Corner!

Come spend some time with our OTs! 

We will be sharing  activity ideas and discussing a variety of topics :)