Home Practice

How Can I Target My Child’s Occupational Therapy Goals at Home?

The focus of this article is to help involved parents like you to understand how you can support your child’s progress in their occupational

How Can I Target My Child’s Speech and Language Therapy Goals at Home?

If your child is working with a speech and language therapist, it may also be your very first experience with this type of educational...

The Important Role You Play as a Parent On Your Child’s Therapy Team.

As a parent, you know your child better than anyone. You’ve watched them grow and change, and have been their primary support system so...

Using Mazes for Home Practice

My students love mazes and they have been my recent go-to game in online sessions. I've been adapting our mazes to work on my students'...

Using a 100s Chart at Home

A 100s chart is a 10-by-10 grid with the numbers one to one hundred printed in the squares. I like to use 100s charts with my students to...

Free Articulation Resources for Home Practice

Practicing your child's speech sounds at home can help them make quicker progress. It's important to make sure you know which sound,...

Writing Prompts for Students

One of my favorite go-to writing prompt books is, "642 Big Things to Write About: Young Writer's Edition" by 826 Valencia. Here are some...

Fall Speech and Language Activities

The past few years I’ve noticed people are creating “Fall Bucket Lists.” These usually include fun outings like apple picking, carving...

Articulation Practice at Home

Articulation is one of the easiest things to practice outside of the four walls of speech therapy. If you have a child in speech therapy...