May is Better Hearing & Speech Month and to celebrate we've got some fun activities for you to try! Check out the calendar below with...

Summer activities can be fun and easy to do! Here are some ideas to get your family started...

We love adding gardening to our sessions! Planning, organizing, problem solving, goal setting, empathy, emotional regulation & nutrition!

Paint projects are great activities for working on Executive Function!

Smoothie bowls are a creative way to work on feeding with kiddos and can be made with a variety of yummy foods!

This activity makes working on speech sounds so much fun!

Sushi rolling is a great way to work on fine motor skills, executive function and time management skills!

Here's a Spring themed activity to work on executive function!

We are getting ready for some St. Patrick's Day fun! Explore some new foods with our food challenge. We would love to see pics of your...

Acrylic Pouring is a great activity to work on planning, problem solving, emotional regulation and working through completing a task!

Looking for an activity for those tactile seekers? Cloud Dough can be easily adapted for lots of different activities.

Have a dinosaur fan? Use this activity to work on fine motor and visual skills!

Here's a fun Valentine activity to work on sight words!

This recipe can be used for a calming strategy or adapted for fine motor.

Peppermint Sparkle Snow Sensory Bin Ingredients: Plastic bin 2 16oz. boxes of corn starch 1 can of shaving cream Peppermint extract...

Why the Weighted Sock Buddy? The weighted sock buddy can be placed on your child’s lap to provide deep touch pressure . Deep touch...

Ingredients: Rice (we used 10 lbs.) Food dye Vinegar Sugar cubes Styrofoam half circles and flat circles Arctic animals--we got ours from...

Play-Doh Ingredients: 1 cup of hot chocolate mix 1 cup of baking soda 2 cups of flour 1 cup of salt 1/2 cup of water 3 Tbsp. oil Sensory...

This activity can be used with any materials around the house (cotton balls, rice, noodles, buttons, etc). Just put them in a bin with...

Got noodles? Cooked noodles can provide a fun tactile activity!