What is the first word you can remember learning to read and write? Maybe you are thinking: Cat Hat Up Go But more than likely, it was your name. Kindergarten...
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Summer learning is critical for a student’s growth and development. Continued education over the summer extends beyond the classroom and can also extend beyond the traditional paper and pencil methods....
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Assistive Technology is a term that is becoming more commonly known in the field of Special Education regarding services. We dedicated a whole blog post to defining what is assistive...
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Mystery Historical Fantasy Science Fiction Romance It doesn’t matter the genre reading 20 minutes a day impacts your life… If you read to your child 20 minutes a day starting...
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Summer is a time of year that most kids look forward to because they are out of school and can have more fun. However, the coronavirus has changed the atmosphere...
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Many skills are necessary for a child to have when learning to read, but the one most often overlooked and often neglected is phonemic awareness. In my opinion, phonemic awareness is...
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As summer hits, a common question educators receive from parents is whether or not they should have their child do school work over summer break. Let me start by saying...
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Occupational therapists across the nation are facing the challenges of serving students with sensory needs at home. The Coronavirus pandemic has completely uprooted students with special needs from their day-to-day...
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Chances are you’ve heard your child’s teacher stress the importance of having your child read every night. Reading with your child daily will help to improve reading comprehension. The minimum...
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As families enter the final stretch of the end of year race to finish school, the last push to end strong can be exhausting. The end of school before a...
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