Tag Archive: occupational therapy

Storytime Simplified- Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible Hug

By AASL • February 22nd

Welcome back to Storytime Simplified! Today, we're thrilled to dive into a heartwarming tale that not only tugs at our heartstrings but also presents a variety of developmental opportunities. Let’s talk about Tiny T.Rex and the Impossible Hug by Jonathan Stutzman.

5 Fun “Elf on the Shelf” Ideas to Boost Speech and Occupational Therapy Skills for Kids

By AASL • December 18th

The holiday season is a magical time especially for children eagerly awaiting the arrival of their mischievous “Elf on the Shelf”. This year, why not infuse this tradition with opportunities to enhance your child's Speech and Occupational Therapy skills? Here are five ideas that blend the silliness of Elf on the Shelf with valuable developmental exercises!

AASL’s Holiday Book Guide for All Ages!

By AASL • November 21st

As our families gear up for the holidays, we wanted to share our ultimate seasonal book recommendations for all ages! Joined by insights from our Speech Therapist, this curated listed offers a wide variety of literary adventures designed to captivate children across a variety of developmental stages.

Storytime Simplified- “Snatchabook” by Helen Docherty

By AASL • July 13th

Today, we are exploring the delightful tale of "Snatchabook" by Helen Docherty. This book, great for readers up to second grade, has many opportunities for new learning experiences through the eyes of its main character, Eliza Brown! Come along with us as we give you the tools to take this reading experience to the next level!