Think back to when you were a child. Where did you spend most of your time? Were you inside playing with your siblings or outside playing backyard games with the neighbors? Would you play for minutes or hours? How long…
One of the most important foundation skills in learning to read, write, and spell is the ability to fluently recognize and name the letters of the alphabet. Research has consistently demonstrated that letter name knowledge is one of the strongest…
LLA Therapy is pleased to introduce Beth Jack! Beth Jack has been a public educator for 36 years. She has taught learning disabled, gifted, kindergarten, and first grade students. She holds a B.A.in elementary education from The University of Akron…
Tummy time, or when a baby lies on his stomach while supporting his body with his elbows, is vital for development. Around six months of age, tummy time leads to a baby assuming prone extension, more commonly known as the…
Over the past months, families have been looking for ways to do things together as they have been forced to social distance from others. Below are some fun activities that everyone can enjoy, no matter what age! 1. Go for…