Easter Therapy Guide for Toddlers…FREE One Hour CE Course

Easter Therapy Guide for Toddlers...FREE One Hour CE Course Course Description

FREE ONE HOUR CE COURSE for Birth to 3 Therapists! No fee and generate your certificate immediately!

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Providing new, interesting, and developmentally-appropriate activities are important ways to keep therapy sessions fresh and hold a young child’s attention. At this time of year, this can be easily accomplished by incorporating Easter and spring-related activities into your own therapy routines. Here’s a Therapy Guide from teachmetotalk.com with over 25 variations of FUN, EASY, and CHEAP Easter activities for toddlers and young preschoolers in the upcoming weeks. You’ll find ideas for a wide range of developmental levels (under 12 months to 3-year-olds) and activities perfect for small groups of young children!

In each activity, you’ll learn how to address language and communication goals, along with cognitive and fine motor skills too!

All ideas are appropriate for SLPs and other therapists working in birth to 3 and preschool programs whether you’re treating children directly in clinical, daycare, and preschool classroom settings or for serving families at home in a coaching model. Teach moms how to adapt these activities for groups of siblings.

If you’ve never seen a teachmetotalk.com Therapy Guide, let me fill you in. Each Therapy Guide is around an hour-long (this one is around one hour and 15 minutes) with a downloadable written version so you can share the activities with families, daycare teachers, and other therapists you’re mentoring.

These simple cognitive activities will help a young child build attention, participation, and task completion skills through early structured teaching opportunities. This information is appropriate for use by committed parents, therapists, and other professionals who work with toddlers with language delays and other developmental concerns. Many activities are based on the TEACCH model, each “task” contains a list of easily obtainable materials, set up directions, and detailed strategies for making these activities productive learning opportunities for both the child and you! Troubleshooting tips are also included in case a child is having difficulty completing the task.

Primary goals and several secondary goals are listed for each of the tasks. (Please keep in mind that the requirements for goal writing vary widely from program to program. Use the suggestions included as your starting point for writing goals according to your own agency’s guidelines.)

Some of the activities contain materials that could pose a choking hazard or injury for young children. Close adult supervision is absolutely required.

ASHA FILING is not available for this course, but you can still immediately generate a certificate to use for ASHA maintenance, state licensure, or program credentialing.