Are you a physical therapist or occupational therapist on a budget? Take advantage of these dollar aisle finds to use year-round in your therapy sessions. These bargain items are ideal for gross motor, fine motor, and sensory-motor play. “I am a dollar store or dollar aisle frequenter when it comes to grabbing things for working… Read More »
This week, we want to make sure you have the opportunity to explore the top resources for iPads in education. This list is perfect for both teachers and special educators. Take a look at the top resources for iPads in education here!
Fall into speech and language with this collection of resources, interactive activities, and more (without spending a buck)! Check out this article, and share it with a friend or colleague!
Take back your Friday, and learn about the different ways that you can improve your deaf awareness. Click here to find out more!
In need of a little motivation to help you finish out the week? Check out this collection of inspirational quotes related to daily living, being an Occupational Therapist, and the therapy process. Check out the inspirational quotes here.
Attention Speech-Language Pathologists! Help your school’s teachers incorporate augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) into their classrooms with the help of these eight important tips. Take a look!
Inspire learning through play with the help of these fifteen new educational tech toys, ranging from interactive dolls to electricity-generating soccer balls. Take a look!
From fall farm sensory tubs to eye-catching art pumpkins, this list explores over forty-five autumn-themed sensory play activities that are perfect for your next lesson plan! Want to discover the full list? Check it out here!
In honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, take a minute to read about Lucas Hobbs, a young cancer survivor who used his Make-A-Wish Foundation opportunity to give back and feed the staff, patients, and doctors who took care of him throughout his stay at the hospital. Way to go, Lucas! Click here for the article… Read More »
Attention therapists and special educators! Share this list of commonly used acronyms with the parents and family members of your students to help everyone involved in the IEP process to communicate more effectively. Click here for the list of acronyms.
