by emerge | Mar 1, 2019 | General information, Occupational Therapy, Parenting, Social Skills, Speech & Language, Toys, Uncategorized
Not sure what’s going on in your household but WOW! We are noticing a lot of kiddos are getting sick right now! And sick kids means staying at home and likely battling the “I’m bored” statement. One solution the speech therapists at Emerge...
by emerge | Jun 21, 2018 | Fine motor activities, Occupational Therapy, Play, Social Skills, Toys, Uncategorized
Does your child like marbles? If so, here are two games for you. These two nearly identical games work on a wide variety of skills, including turn taking, visual motor coordination, in-hand...
by emerge | Mar 19, 2018 | Autism, Floortime/DIR, Holidays, Play, Social Skills, Speech & Language, Toys, Uncategorized
‘Tis the season. Walk down the aisles of your favorite grocery store, Target, or the Dollar Tree, and you’ll see never-ending racks of colorful plastic eggs. Buy a package! Or two. Get some with characters on them, or stripes, or spots. Or all three. Easter eggs are a...
by emerge | Sep 19, 2017 | Play, Speech & Language, Toys
This is a relatively new game to the Emerge toy closet. It has quickly become a favorite to target a variety of goals. Chameleon Crunch is silly and fun which is always motivating for our friends. The game comes with a bright blue, battery powered chameleon that runs...
by emerge | May 29, 2017 | Play, Social Skills, Speech & Language, Toys
Game Description: Suspend Junior is designed for children ages 4-7. There is a “family version that contains heavier pieces, with less color and dice rather than a spinner. To play the game you set up the frame and hang the white anchor piece. Each player takes a...
by emerge | May 22, 2017 | Infant Development, Parenting, Play, Speech & Language, Toys
Make language learning fun with puzzles. Let’s look at some of the many ways puzzles can be used to target language goals. Remember all of this is done with fun play on your child’s level, so use age-appropriate vocabulary and concepts. Basic Vocabulary – begin...
