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7 Genius Apps To Prevent Summer Slide
Looking for ways to prevent "summer slide"? Summer slide is considered the regression of skills in children when out of school for a long period of time, such as summer break. Providing your child with the tools they need to keep learning, even over the summer,...
Building A Bridge Podcast: Hygiene Tips
Talking to your child about hygiene, especially students with disabilities can be a difficult conversation. Hygiene is an important aspect of caring for themselves that must be completed to remain happy and healthy. The Broach School has started a new podcast...
Building A Bridge Podcast: 7 Tips To Building Self Esteem In Children
It's easy for kids these days to loose sight of their self esteem, especially students with disabilities. It is more important than ever for parents to remember to build their child up everyday. The Broach School has started a new podcast called To Build A...
Building A Bridge Podcast: Positive Mindset
How can we keep a positive mindset in our homes and in our schools? What can parents do to keep their child positive, despite their struggles? The Broach School has started a new podcast called To Build A Bridge and our first...
5 Ways To Make Your Child Feel Loved This Valentine’s Day
You show your child you love them everyday by taking care of their needs and even some of their wants. Telling your child you love them is just as important as their basic needs. As parents, we are responsible for teaching our children how to communicate...
4 Ideas to Curve Your Family’s Cell Phone Addiction
Is your entire family addicted to the cell phone? Do you find yourself checking your phone constantly? It's time to put it down for good- here's how you can do it. In a study conducted by AVG Technologies, 54 percent of kids think their...
Trick Your Child Into Reading Without a Book
Reading a book can be challenging for some students, especially those with disabilities. All the pages remind them how little they have read and how far they have to go. Motivating a child to dive into a book can especially challenging. Find out...
4 Ways to Get Your Child Reading This Summer
Summertime means relaxation and time spent with family. But what happens when it's time to head back to school? Many children regress in their reading ability over the summer. Let us help you explore three sure ways to get your child to dive...
Interesting Facts about July 4th
Learning can take place anytime throughout the year, even in the summer! Teach your child some interesting facts about the July 4th holiday to help them understand why we celebrate. Check out the info graphic below from History.com. If your child has disabilities,...
Top 4 Reasons to Choose a Scholarship School for your Child
Finding a school for your child can be a long, intimidating process. Are you interested in sending your child to a school that accepts scholarships? Find out why that is a great idea here! When looking for private schools in Orange Park, FL or searching...
Free Summer Activities for Kids
Do you need something for your child to do this summer but low on funds? Look no further! We have compiled a list of summer activities that are FREE for guaranteed fun. Water Activities -Beach: If you live close to the beach, this is the perfect...
6 Free Father’s Day Activities and Gift Ideas
Are you looking for gift ideas this summer for the male role model in your life this Father's Day? Look no further! We have created a list of free activities or gifts for Father's Day. 1. Notes of Appreciation Do you have someone in your life that deserves...
Summer Camp Search: How to Find the Perfect Camp for Your Child
Are you looking for a summer camp for your child? There are so many options and it is important to consider what might work the best for your family. Here are some questions you should ask to help you pick the right one. 1. Is there a cost...
National Disability Employment Awareness Month: How far have we come?
National Disability Employment Awareness Month will be celebrated during the month of October 2016. The purpose of this month is to raise awareness for the progress and continued progress our country has made and continues to make hiring individuals experiencing...
National Disability Employment Awareness Month: What is it all about?
National Disability Employment Awareness Month will be celebrated during the month of October 2016. The purpose of this month is to raise awareness for the progress and continued progress our country has made and continues to make hiring individuals experiencing...
The Financial Expense of Autism
Why is it important to support Autism and it’s research? One in 68 children are diagnosed with this disorder and affects all races, ages, and socioeconomic groups of people. In fact, you probably know at least one or two families who are raising a child...
Autism: The Good, Bad & Beautiful
When most families find out their child is diagnosed with a developmental disorder, they have a fear of the unknown. A fear that their child will not grow up with the same opportunities as other children, a fear they will never learn the life skills...
What About Me
What About Me? Something is not right, even though friends and family tell you, “Don’t worry, he will grow out of it…it’s just a stage.” You are not so sure. You don’t sleep because you know in your heart something is different about him. You are glued to the internet...
High Functioning Autism: What does it look like?
Most people are less familiar with the "other side" of the autism spectrum. The stigma attached to the word autism typically leaves people believing a child is severely disabled and will never fully function on their own in society. High Functioning Autism is...
Meltdowns & Autism Awareness: A Resource For Parents
Is your child on the autism spectrum? Do you frequently get overwhelmed with others not understanding their actions? Taking a child experiencing disabilities to new, unfamiliar places can be a difficult task. You never know how they might react...
What Are The Types Of Anxiety?
Do you suspect your child has anxiety but need to narrow down what it could be coming from? There are several different type that can manifest in any child or adult. In this blog post, we will identify and define the types of anxiety you might notice in your child....
Why Is My Child Anxious?
School anxiety in children can happen to anyone and is more common that reported. Some children express their anxiety in different ways, some being noticeable and some not. Do you suspect that your child is anxious about going to school? If you suspect...
School Anxiety: What Teachers Can Look For
Do you suspect a child in your class has anxiety about coming to school? Going back to school after a long summer can be hard for any child. It may be hard for them to adjust to a new schedule or a harder grade, but most kids are able to settle in...
Autism: Know The Signs
Developmental milestones are important indicators that show if a child is developing as they should or if they have a slight delay or something more serious. Knowing what signs to look for in a baby or child is essential to offsetting some of the...
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