Social Stories are short descriptions of a particular situation, event, or activity which include specific information about what to expect in a certain situation, and why. These Social Stories address situations or beliefs that may cause the child to be fearful, anxious, or aggressive. They are also great tools for helping children learn about new …
Here are four fun Spring activities to enjoy with your children over Spring Break, or on weekends: Play on the Playground Playgrounds offer excellent opportunities for peer interaction and movement that improves muscle strength, balance, and coordination. Take a Walk Walking is a great time to bond with your child while encouraging physical activity. Go …
Now that the holiday season is here, it is time to think about how to make this an extra special time for your family! Try some of these fun ideas that will also help to promote your child’s development: Pick a time to play with your children when you are not busy, distracted, or tired. …
Touching the inside of a pumpkin is one of the ultimate tactile experiences. Cut the top off a pumpkin and let your children put their hands inside. Ask them to separate the seeds to bake for a snack (only if they are able to chew hard textures). If touching the inside of the pumpkin is …
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Are you or your child having issues sleeping through the night? Try out the following tips and let us know if they work: Try to go to bed at the same time every night. Make sure the room is dark and quiet. Keep a cool and comfortable room. Do relaxing things such as listening to …
A friendly reminder of Elves’ policy regarding those times when a student should stay home from school: When children/clients have a fever of 38 degrees C or more, or if your child/client has large amounts of coloured nasal discharge, they should be kept home until the nature of the illness is clearly defined. If your …
