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We all want the best for our children, but how can we know when they need extra help? When a child is young it can be difficult to know if they're on track. Children learn and develop in different timeframes, so when can you question whether or not there's a problem?...

Social narratives are one of our go-to options for teaching rules and expectations AND fostering independence in our students.   Here are 3 tips we have for getting the most out of your social narratives: Look Before You Read. One of the key ingredients in a good social narrative is...

Every educator has heard of the importance of play in early childhood.  Play and language are so interwoven that they become mirrors of each other.  Play exposes kids to social scenarios, functional life skills, problem-solving. . . the list is endless.   But why, then, is play so difficult to teach? ...