Let’s explore what we can do in our child’s moments of emotional dysregulation by following Dr. Perry’s 3 R’s – Regulate, Relate, Reason.
This was Oak Creek Academy’s 2nd year partnering with Operation Homefront for their Back-to-School Brigade school supply drive. We are so thankful for the opportunity to give our time and thanks to our military service members and their families through the donation of school supplies and backpacks.
When selecting toys for children, it is important to consider open-ended toys that foster creative play and help benefit the child’s development. The simplicity or complexity of a toy is directly correlated with the quality of play – which is what truly matters. Surprisingly, simple toys offer more opportunities for play and learning than more complex toys.
Check out this great new resource, “When We All Come Together Again: A Printable Story” by Certified Instructor Abbi Kruse. ? This story uses reassuring language and age-appropriate
Returning to child care after weeks of staying at home will be another transition for young children. Here are some ideas to consider: Show excitement
One of our very special mentors, Ms. Sandra Duncan, reflecting and providing great insight and ideas for those at home with their children during this
Hello Families! As I was planting flowers and trimming bushes on Friday, I looked over at our painted rocks in the front. I thought it
Here are some easy and fun activities to try at home with your kids! Remember to have fun! Gross Motor Ideas Crab walk from your
Download the PDF printable version here: https://www.autismspeaks.org/sites/default/files/flu_teaching_story_final%20%281%29.pdf