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26 Jan

Snow Much To Do

Wolf’s own Occupational Therapist, Katrina Karpeichik, offers her top picks for snow-themed OT activities you can do at home!
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12 Jan

Executive Function & Goals

If your child struggles with Executive Function, setting and working towards a goal can be challenging. What can you do to help your child?
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21 Dec

We Are Wolf: Melissa Phillips

Learn more about Melissa Phillips, a Teacher Assistant at Wolf who joined us this Fall, in this month's We Are Wolf interview!
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13 Dec

Talking With Your Child About Learning Differences

Talking with your child about their learning differences is often one of the most challenging struggles parents face. We're here to help!
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29 Nov

We Are Wolf: Katy Orlowski

Learn all about our new Speech and Language Pathologist, Katy Orlowski, in this month's We Are Wolf interview!
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18 Nov

Breaking Down The Immersion Model ©

Nothing is more “Wolf” than our Immersion Model ©. But what exactly is this innovative teaching model and what does it look like in action?
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07 Nov

“Fall” Into Occupational Therapy

Check out our top OT activities that focus on key areas while also engaging your Complex Learner and family!
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28 Oct

We Are Wolf: Julia McKay

It's time to meet one of the newest members of the Wolf School community, our fabulous Occupational Therapist, Julia McKay!
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27 Oct

Your Parent Teacher Conference

To help you prepare for your first parent teacher conference of the school year, we put together 3 things to expect. Read on to learn
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07 Oct

Connections & Complex Learners

This week, we spoke with Wolf’s own Anna Zembo to learn how you can help your child build social connections outside of school!
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27 Sep

We Are Wolf: Madeleine Rozanski

This September, we're welcoming 6 new staff members. Meet a new (but returning!) Teacher Assistant - Madeline - in this months We Are Wolf!
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23 Sep

Breaking Down Wolf Lingo

At Wolf, there are a handful of terms that we use school-wide. But for new staff and new families - there can be a lot
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