Stories can be very fun to read, especially if they have great pictures. But it can be even more fun to read a sensory story! Sensory stories involve a written text/story with the use of physical objects and materials to create sensory experiences. Several parts of the story are accompanied by a sensory experience to…
DetailsEcholalia is when children copy or repeat words that someone else has said. These may be from people who talk directly to them, TV ads or movies they watch, or other utterances that they hear during the day. There is no main cause of echolalia other than it being an alternative way of developing language.…
DetailsHow do you remember something you have learned? Can you remember where the bread is in the supermarket? Can you create a map in your head of how to get there or were you told instructions on the first visit? Was it easier when you were given a map of the aisles with the bread…
DetailsThere is a lot involved in learning how to pick up a pencil and write. Handwriting is a complex skill with lots of components, and each component builds on and influences the next one. We need to have good core and upper body strength to sit well at the table. We need to have good…
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