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READ MOREThe Rebecca School leadership in collaboration with the staff and families and ensuring we follow the NYS DOH, NYSED, NYC DOH, NYCDOE and the CDC guidelines created this hybrid plan […]
READ MOREThe OT department wanted to share how to incorporate different postures during play to build postural control, which is the ability to maintain the body in a position without losing […]
READ MOREThe OT department wanted to continue the topic of POSTURE! Postural alignment is important for feeding, drawing, reading, writing, and respiration. Try the activities below to improve posture! Seated posture […]
READ MOREThe OT department wants to share activities to improve your child’s interoceptive sense! Interoception is one of the 8 senses of the body. It represents the internal functions of the […]
READ MOREThis month’s community food is sweet potatoes! Sweet potatoes come in many different forms and can provide many opportunities for language and sensory exploration. Try buying fresh sweet potatoes. Before […]
READ MOREThis month the OT department wanted to share fun activities to encourage your child to cross midline! The “midline” is the imaginary line in the center of the body that […]
READ MOREDecember Community Food This month our community food is cranberries this means that your child will have the opportunity to interact with, eat, and share this food with their peers […]
READ MOREBelow are recipes for tactile play that you can implement at home with your child, utilizing simple and easy ingredients that you probably have handy! Tactile-sensory play is beneficial because, […]
READ MOREWith summer upon us, the OT’s want to share some fun activities involving Maps To encourage your child to better understand themselves and their environment. Body Mapping Game: increasing your […]
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