Take Home Speech

12/22/2025

Choose what you do. Less is more

12/14/2025

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09/05/2025

Two more seals released tomorrow at Kenai North Beach!

GCI 907 Day this Sunday Free Admission for Alaskan Residents at Seward Sea Life Center call ahead to see if time reservation is needed. Have fun learning about our oceans this weekend!

08/21/2025

Seal release tomorrow at 3:00! Very cool event!

YOU'RE INVITED 💙

Two rehabilitated harbor seals are ready to return to the ocean, and you’re invited to watch this special moment with our wildlife response staff! As always, our release dates and times are tentative and based on what is best for the animal. Be sure to check our social media pages for any updates!

Where:
Kenai North Beach
600 South Spruce Street
Kenai, AK

When:
Thursday, August 21, 2025
3:00 p.m.

We hope to see you there!

08/07/2025

I am always asked what are the best toys, cards, books for: my baby, my child, my teen, my —-.

Author of Unselfie, summarizes research that proves babies prefer faces that make direct gaze with them.

“The best toy to help babies read emotions is your face and it doesnt cost a dime.” 💕

—-Unselfie Audiobook version Written by Michele Borba

05/02/2025

The sun is shining! Our windows are open! Spring feels so good! We have a few spots open for our summer session June 16-July 21

05/02/2025

We have two spots available for summer speech therapy. If you're interested in enrolling your child, please call us today. Our summer clinic runs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, June 17-July 30. We work with all insurance providers; payments are determined by your plan's policies and deductible. We also welcome Medicaid recipients.

04/26/2025

We have had alot of questions about Volcanos in our house recently

I found this posted friend of a teacher friend adapted a little you can change as needed to make a social story or help with your childs questions, especially when they want to know the plan.

“Sometimes, the Earth can make a big noise and shake. This is called an earthquake. Sometimes, the Earth can also make a big fire and send hot rocks and ash into the sky. This is called a volcanic eruption.

When there is a volcanic eruption, it is important to stay safe. If you are in a place where there is a volcano, you may need to leave.

When you hear about a volcanic eruption, the first thing you should do is listen to adults. They will tell you what to do.

If you need to leave, you will go to a safe place. This could be a school, a shelter, or someone's house.

At the safe place, you will wait for the volcano to calm down. You will listen to the adults and follow their instructions.

It's important to wear long sleeves and long pants to protect your skin from ash and rocks.

If you are outside, it is important to wear a mask and eye protection to protect your lungs from the ash.

When the volcano is calm, you will go back home. You will be safe and warm.

Remember, volcanoes can be scary, but if you listen to adults and follow the safety rules, you will be safe.

If you are scared, you can talk to a trusted adult. They will help you feel better”

04/13/2025

Open to children birth - 5 ❤️

Egg-citing fun awaits at our Easter Eggstravaganza! 🐣🐰
Open to ages birth to 5 years of age.
Can't wait to see you there!

When: Friday, April 18 - starts at 10 am
Where: Soldotna Regional Sports Complex