Hosted at Staley Park, this parent-child class aims to educate caregivers on how to play with their toddler to support their child's cognitive and language development. Ms. Kayla will teach you evidence-based, language-enriching strategies to implement at home during daily routines and playtime. Activities include: music, sensory items, toy play, movement-based games. Birth-3yrs old.

Hosted at Staley Park, this group focuses on application of pragmatic skills in everyday communication environments through neurodiversity-affirming therapeutic strategies. Using your child's interests, we will work on establishing connections with peers, reciprocal communication, navigating social nuances, and maintaining safety in social situations. Activities may include soccer, obstacle course, Minecraft, and bracelet making. 

Hosted at Staley Park, this group aims to help your young reader strengthen the connection between sounds, letters, and words by integrating literacy concepts into a variety of activities. Group includes:

• Movement-based learning: obstacle courses, scavenger hunts, relay races, and more!

• Multi-sensory materials: sand, magnetic letters, playdoh, and other materials.

• Pillars of reading: phonemic awareness, speech sounds, decoding, fluency, and spelling.

• Small groups: maximum 4 students/group. 4yrs-6yrs old.