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Supporting Therapies and Education at Home

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The skills our kids learn at school and in speech, occupational, and physical therapy sessions can continue to develop at home! Check out these resources and ideas for incorporating skill-building activities at home.

What activities will help my child practice the skills they learn in therapy and school while they’re at home?

The internet offers a seemingly endless supply of resources and tips to help your child continue learning at home. Check out our roundup of apps and websites that help with skills specific to occupational, physical, and behavioral therapies. You can also check out our article about play activities for working on fine and gross motor skills and language development.

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Overview
What activities will help my child practice the skills they learn in therapy and school while they’re at home?
How do I help my child spend more time on physical activity at home?
Where can I find resources to help my child with executive functioning?

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