Moving Forward Remedierende Praktyk

28/11/2022

Is it a hearing problem if your child says "huh" or "what" a lot? Trouble with auditory processing could be why they aren't following instructions at school

01/10/2021

28/09/2021

30/06/2021

Volgens die nuwe Popia wet wat 1 Julie 2021 in werking tree moet ek 2 vrae vra aan lede van die blad.

1. Wil jy deel wees hierdie Facebook groep?
2. Onderneem jy om geen van enige van die groep se lede se sigbare informasie elders te gebruik sonder hulle toestemming nie?

Indien jou antwoorde ja is, bly asseblief op die groep.
Indien dit nee is, verlaat asseblief die groep sodat ons in lyn met regulasies kan bly.
Dankie almal🙂🙃

19/06/2021

WHAT IS AUDITORY PROCESSING AND THE CHALLENGES?

Great breakdown on where your child may have auditory breakdowns and why it impacts them following directions and completing tasks in school.

https://www.speechbuddy.com/blog/speech-therapist/what-is-auditory-processing-disorder/

29/03/2021

Waarom is dit so belangrik vir my kind om vorms aan te leer?

11/03/2021

27/02/2021

Baie oulik vir linkshandige maats.

01/02/2021

Ons help nou ook met huiswerk! Ons is stap afstand van die meeste skole en baie sentraal geleë in die Paarl. Ons is reg oorkant Vida E en die Paarl Groentemark en La Rochelle in die Hoofstraat.
Ons sien kinders in groepies en individueel.
Kontak ons gerus!
Jy sal nie spyt wees nie....

30/01/2021

Did you know that a 3-year old (top left image) and a 6-year old (top right image) have significantly different skeletal structure in their hands?! Notice the bones in the wrist of the 3-year old -- many of them are still mostly cartilage! Look at all the spaces in between the bones where muscles and tendons will change through the years. Even the difference between a 6-year old and a 14-year old (lower right) is huge!

Preschoolers have SO much development to do before they can write the way school-aged children or adults can!

Please do NOT stress if your preschooler does not want to write or draw. Some love it and some don't.

While they are growing, strengthen those little bones and muscles! Here are some great pre-writing, muscle-strengthening activities:

* painting, drawing, coloring
* playdough
* tearing and cutting
* gluing
* poking holes in things (try toothpicks and paper!)
* digging in dirt
* building with LEGOS, marble runs, or other blocks
* beading (try beads, cut straws, or even bobbins!)
* puzzles
* squeezing (try stress balls, squeezing water in a sponge, or using a pipette)
* picking up and throwing balls (use different sizes!)
* playing with toys (watch what their little fingers do when they pick up and move little cars, marbles, action figures, etc!)
These all strengthen and help develop little hands, muscles, and bones. When they are physically ready to write, it will be so much easier than if they were pushed when they didn't want to and weren't ready!

27/01/2021

Moenie langer wag nie en kontak ons gerus!

15/01/2021

Is jy ‘n betroubare student met kontakbare verwysings en lief vir kinders.
Ons is opsoek na studente wie beskikbaar is om as aupair te werk gedurende die dag wanneer ouers werksaam is.
Kontak ons gerus
Stuur jou CV na christeloubser@gmail.com
Wees veilig😷

15/01/2021

Is jy ‘n betroubare student met kontakbare verwysings....
Is jy lief vir kinders...
Ons is opsoek na studente wie aupair diens kan lewer gedurende die dag tuis wanneer ouers moet werk.
Stuur jou volledige CV na christeloubser@gmail.com

07/01/2021

Luister gerus hierna📻

21/12/2020

Interessant!

Dysgraphia: Signs of Sloppy Handwriting Could Mean More than Poor Fine Motor Development This article provides helpful information for children struggling with dysgraphia, handwriting, and organizing thoughts on paper. Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Integrated Learning Strategies...

20/12/2020

Lees gerus...

Too often Dyslexia is missed. It's important to understand the early warning signs of Dyslexia so you'll know, as a parent, if you need to take action.

17/12/2020

Is your child struggling with handwriting? The cause may be more than just laziness or lack of motivation; it could be a neurologically-based learning issue called Dysgraphia.

READ MORE >>> http://www.thesensoryspectrum.com/dysgraphia-help-child/