Category Archives: Development Skills
Early Intervention in Maine: Families Have More Than One Option for Specialized Support
Many referrals for special education services are directed to the local public school system. While these services are an excellent fit for many children, they are not the only pathway for eligible families.
Healthy Routines for Preschoolers: Balancing Play, Learning, and Sleep
Small, everyday routines can make a lasting difference in a child’s physical, emotional, and social development.
Benefits of Inclusive Play: Social Skills for Young Children
Our goal is to create a supportive environment where every child can shine. Here’s a closer look.
Special Education: Top Sensory Activities for Kids at Home
Special education isn’t limited to classrooms or therapy spaces. Try these easy at-home sensory play activities to support your child’s development.
Library Visits As Part of Language and Speech Therapy
Visiting the library can supplement the work done in language and speech therapy programs in Maine. Here are some of the key benefits.
Fake Snow Sensory Bins for Indoor Winter Play
Continue the benefits of sensory play and special education at home! Try one of these easy ways to make fake snow for a sensory bin.
3 Ways to Trick Your Kids into Learning This Summer
Continue the progress your kids made in their special education programs by tricking them into learning this summer with these activities!
Continuing Speech Therapy at Home with Verbal Interactions
The best way to support speech therapy at home is to talk to your child. Let’s take a look at the impact that can make.
Teach Empathy and Generosity Through Random Acts of Kindness
Random acts of kindness are a great way to teach young children empathy and generosity. Here are a few of our favorite ideas.
Why Kinetic Sand Is Everyone’s New Favorite Toy
Both parents and professionals who are responsible for child care know how much fun Kinetic Sand is, but it’s also great for kids’ skills and development.


