Every child experiences the world uniquely through their senses; this difference is normal. Learning to recognize and support these differences builds self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience – just like Seth and Sally learned in A Chameleon Tale.
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In this video workshop, Sarah explores how holiday (or anytime) baking can be used to build a variety of different skills needed for our students in their occupations AND how to adapt the activity to fit your child’s current abilities. Skills Explored: Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Visual Motor, Communication, Executive Functioning & Academic. The product…
Is your homeschool day often shaped by big reactions, constant movement, or a strong need for sameness? Does your child seem easily overwhelmed, sensitive, or worn out by learning? These experiences are often connected to how a child processes sensory input, and for many parents, that can feel confusing and hard to make sense of….
Inside this Guide, you will find a list of questions to use with your child to help them tune into what their body is telling them.
Helping your students build awareness of their internal senses will help them grow their self-regulation skills.
Homeschool coaching sessions designed to help you think through challenges, adjust your daily rhythm, and support your child’s development with Occupational Therapy (OT)-informed guidance.
These are interactive Q&A sessions. There are no written recommendations given.
Sessions must be used with in 12 months of purchase.
This download includes ideas to give sensory input to your kids. Inside you will find ideas to meet each of the eight sensory areas organized by ways to help them be alert and to be calm.
As homeschool parents, our kids need us at our best. We are managing schedules, cooking meals, practicing math facts, reading aloud, leading co-op classes, joining in art projects … the list goes on and on with the most important role being co-regulating with our kids. In this resource, I’m sharing all about these aspects of…
My goal is to help you understand sensory processing, which can help your homeschool become more sensory-balanced. You’ve probably already heard about the 5 Basic Sensory Systems: Seeing (Visual) Hearing (auditory) Touch (tactile) Taste (gustatory) Smell (olfactory) We all know a little bit about these systems. This guide will help Introduce 3 more senses talked…