
Home school and Lockdown: The impact on your young child
Preparation For Reading
The ability to listen is the first language skill that a child acquires. This is followed by speaking, then reading and writing. If children do not develop the ability… Read the rest
Our biggest battle is with ourselves – let’s ensure we reinforce positivity within our children
This evening, I would like to talk about something very personal to most of us, and that is insecurities: We all have them, we begin accumulating them from a very young age.
People… Read the rest
Homeschooling The 5-6 Year Old: Part 1
Welcome to the magical and marvelous world of 5-6 year olds! A very special time in every child’s life, the 5-6 year old is ready to learn and eager to play. Our blog, on homeschooling… Read the rest
Homeschooling The 5-6 Year Old: Part 2
Our blog entry, “Homeschooling the 5-6 Year Old” continues this week with part 2 of the series. Today Dr. Grossi continues to elaborate on the vitality of exploring… Read the rest
Tips for starting homeschooling
We love our little 3-4 year olds! We love how they are just discovering their ability to use their language in ever growing ways. We love how curious they are, how clumsy, and how enthusiastic. … Read the rest
The Importance Of Pre-School
According to World Bank Group research into early childhood development, children who are part of well-designed programs perform better socially, emotionally and cognitively… Read the rest
O.T. Checklist
ASSESSMENT FOR THE NEED FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (O.T.) FOR THE CHILD AGED 4 1/2 – 5 years
As most parents are not trained in the field of Occupational Therapy, they need a guideline… Read the rest
Learning To Read With Dyslexia
Every dyslexic child is different. A multi-sensory approach to learning is always best, especially the use of touch and movement, for a Dyslexic child.
Tactile and kinetic memory.… Read the rest