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Lessons in Writing from “Little Red Writing” by Joan Holub and Melissa Sweet
With everyone anticipating the start of school, teachers and therapists are gathering new ideas to teach their lessons. I have worked within classrooms during writing lessons to encourage...
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Play Your Way Back To School
Anticipating the start of a new school year is both exciting and daunting. As a parent and school speech therapist, I always felt the promise of a fresh start with new teachers, classmates, bulletin...
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How to Keep Kids Writing During the Summer Break
“Salty, sugary, good rice with soy sauce!” Parents are conflicted right now. They are excited for the end of the year and all the deadlines, homework to be completed, projects to oversee and...
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When Parents Let Go, Kids are Free to Write
I love watching the progression as kids learn to write, from their earliest inventive spelling to writing a coherent journal entry. I spent a lot of time with a little student I have, drawing pictures...
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Playonwords.com on FOX6 “Real Milwaukee” today!
I’m excited to share some great toys and games today on FOX6 TV “Real Milwaukee.” Tune in Monday from 9-10:00 to see these PAL Award winners, fun products to keep reading and writing skills sharp over...
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Kids Call Wonderhood Toys Wonderful!
I spotted Wonderhood Toys at the New York Toy Fair this year and thought their sets were winners so it is exciting to see that kids agree with me! Their 2 sets, “Corner Shops” and “Wonderhood Grand...
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Great New Picture Books About Dragons, Beach and Twins
One of my favorite things to do is hang out in a neighborhood book store and check out the new picture books. As a matter of fact, when my husband asked what I would like to do on my recent birthday...
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Word Witt
Created by parents and supported by educators, Word Witt is a fun and competitive way to build some of the most important academic skills in school aged kids, and will keep word loving adults engaged...
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