Occupational Therapy Activity for Kids

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A group that explores sound, sight, touch and movement.
Two-hour Occupational therapy and Speech Pathology activity group
Occupational speech therapy social skills groups.

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https://happychatter.com.au/group-therapy/little-explorers/

Sensory Tornado activity for group therapy

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https://happychatter.com.au/group-therapy/sensory-adventure/

Boost your child's motor skills, social interactions, and confidence with occupational therapy in schools sessions led by expert therapists | Happy Chatter

Occupational therapists (OT) are registered health professionals who work with children in various settings, including schools. In Australian schools, | Happy Chatter

Dice games provide an engaging, interactive way for young children to develop essential skills across various learning areas. From counting and language | Happy Chatter

We created this short video to help with the pronunciation of the S sound. S Sound Speech Therapy Activities.

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https://happychatter.com.au/speech-therapy/s-sound-speech-therapy-activities/

The "S" sound is a critical part of clear and effective communication. For children or individuals facing difficulties with this sound, targeted speech | Happy Chatter

Speech therapy for kids plays a crucial role in supporting the development of communication skills. Children develop their ability to articulate sounds | Happy Chatter

The “Sh” sound is a vital component of speech development, serving as a stepping stone for clear and effective communication. It’s one of those unique sounds that children may find challenging to master due to its specific articulation requirements.

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The "Sh" sound is a vital component of speech development, serving as a stepping stone for clear and effective communication. It’s one of those unique | Happy Chatter

Visual tools such as mirrors and flashcards help in speech therapy. Children improve articulation by observing their mouth movements and matching sounds to images. This fun approach improves confidence and speech clarity, making learning interactive, effective…

The K sound is a voiceless velar plosive, created by pressing the back of the tongue against the soft palate. Words like "cat" and "kite" feature this | Happy Chatter

Using engaging techniques and simple speech therapy exercises, will help correctly pronounce the /K/ sound by focusing on tongue placement and visual cues.

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https://happychatter.com.au/sound-activities/how-to-teach-say-k-sound/

Speech therapy is vital for individuals facing speech and language difficulties, whether they are children or adults. However, the methods applied in | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic

Sensory swings are specialised tools designed to provide vestibular and proprioceptive input, helping children regulate their sensory systems. Unlike | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic

Reading books to preschoolers is not just a bedtime ritual - it is a powerful tool for their growth and development. Whether it’s building vocabulary, | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic

Ever wondered how kids in schools learn to manage their emotions and stay on track? Well, the Zones of Regulation might just be the secret sauce you’re | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic

Language develops in predictable stages - From prelinguistic sounds (0-12 months) to advanced communication (7+ years), children progress through seven | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic

Have you ever wondered how group therapy could help your child? Group therapy provides a safe, structured environment where kids can learn, grow and heal | Happy Chatter Pediatric Clinic