The Communication Clinic
3089 Dundas St W M6P 1Z9 Toronto, ON, Canada

Today’s adventure: fake snow! This is a quick and easy activity for little kids and their parents that you can do using stuff you already have at home. Enjoy!

Happy New Year

Check out the curated list of 100 Favorite Books For Young Readers in the article below. We hope this will help you find just the right books for your kids. Happy Reading! https://n.pr/3n5HiWa #TheCommunicationClinic #earlyintervention #thejunction

I wish I could use this in therapy! Always on my mind when I see something cute. @nadegetoronto

Holiday Hours As the end of the year approaches, it’s time for all of us to take a break. The clinic will be closed on: ... Friday, December 25th Saturday, December 26th Thursday, December 30th Friday, January 1st From all of us at The Communication Clinic, we wish you a safe holiday season and a happy new year! 2021

Whether your child is working on kindergarten readiness skills or is already in school, tasks requiring fine motor skills can often present difficulties. Read the article to find out the 10 fun ways to Build Fine Motor Skills. https://bit.ly/2GZJDmL ... #TheCommunicationClinic #readiness #skills #thejunction

Read the article to learn about four carefully and thoughtfully occupational therapy home supports that can help your child improve their attention, behavior, gross motor skills, and anxiety. https://bit.ly/3m5RU7e #TheCommunicationClinic #anxietytherapy #thejunction

What an inspiring story!

Teletherapy Trends, Halloween edition : "There Was an Old Mummy Who Swallowed a Spider" We used this book to work on: Sequencing skills - what happened first, next, last in the story ... Vocabulary - labelling Halloween creatures (e.g., "ghost", "skeleton", "witch") Predicting - practicing answering questions such as "What do you think will happen next?" Articulation: /S/ blends such as "spider", "swallow", scared https://www.youtube.com/watch

Teletherapy Trends, Halloween edition : "There Was an Old Mummy Who Swallowed a Spider" We used this book to work on: Sequencing skills - what happened first, next, last in the story ... Vocabulary - labelling Halloween creatures (e.g., "ghost", "skeleton", "witch") Predicting - practicing answering questions such as "What do you think will happen next?" Articulation: /S/ blends such as "spider", "swallow", scared https://www.youtube.com/watch

Working on letters and letter sounds today

Fun Sequencing Activity Today we used this activity to work on sequencing skills. The skeleton needed help to make his this morning, so we helped him figure out the steps in the process. Then we had to explain what the steps are. We also practiced telling a short story about using connecting words such as first, next, last. Can you put the pictures in the correct order?

Fun Sequencing Activity Today we used this activity to work on sequencing skills. The skeleton needed help to make his this morning, so we helped him figure out the steps in the process. Then we had to explain what the steps are. We also practiced telling a short story about using connecting words such as first, next, last. Can you put the pictures in the correct order?

Tips for children about the importance of masks!

We had lots of fun with this activity today! We used the grabber tool (aka the robot claw) to a number of speech and language goals: R blendsPRacticed using the GRabber to GRab toys (all R blend words) FRom the bin: , , , , , , , Vocabulary We practiced labelling the object found in the bin. ... Where questions We talked about where each object can be found and where people live. For example: Where do you go to buy broccoli?.

Chemistry doesn't have to be boringespecially when you can get a cool art project out of it. Check out this article and learn how to create an amazing color explosion. https://bit.ly/3hXnjX7 #TheCommunicationClinic #sensoryintegration #thejunction

#girlpower Be Like Ruth: 5 Lessons We Learned from Ruth Bader Ginsburg 1. Don’t let personal or professional obstacles stop you. ... 2. Find your own way in. 3. One foot in front of the other. 4. Embrace your unique traits. 5. Compartmentalize. https://www.forbes.com//be-like-ruth-5-lessons-from-ruth/

Just a regular day at the office. Also, the proof that our virtual sessions are so much fun! #whowantstohelpcleanup #onlyinteletherapy #speechies #languagelearning #earlylarningtoys

We wish everyone a happy and safe school year!

Introducing the virtual version of the popular Critter Clinic game! Today we used the Critter Clinic: Safari Edition Boom Cards by Boom Learning to work on expanding the length of sentences. We worked on the following phrases: I choose the , Let’s open the, The needs a , I found a , The is eating . ... #itsahit #onlyinteletherapy #languagetherapy#slplife#slpeeps#speechlanguagepathology #speechlanguagetherapy #toronto #thejunction #thejunctionto

There are two things all parents wait for: the first words and the first steps. There is always a lot to worry about your child having a successful language development. But if you want a few tricks in your bag, here are five top tips which might get your toddler talking. https://bit.ly/2D4ToOn ... #TheCommunicationClinic #speechlanguagetherapy #thejunction See more

Parents play a critical role in a child's language development. So why are you missing out on this crucial role in your child's language development? Follow these simple ways and nurture your baby's language development. https://bit.ly/2Qu2bN5 #TheCommunicationClinic #speechlanguagetherapy #thejunction

During this challenging time, when physical distancing and remote learning is generating barriers to connect with everyone, communication for individuals with limited communication skills has become so challenging. So what can we do to remove this barrier? Check out this article for some ideas. https://bit.ly/31ybSjL ... #TheCommunicationClinic #autismtherapy #thejunction See more