Connection Through Art
How can art help to strengthen children's emotional intelligence, ability to convey their feelings, and recognition of social cues?
An Attitude of Gratitude
So Much More Than A Thank You It’s November, the time of year for turkey and shopping and eating and family and celebration and football! And as the name of our Thanksgiving holiday suggests, it’s a time to reflect on all we are thankful for. But scientists tell us that
Start The Year With Executive Function Skills
Learn strategies you can do at home to help your Complex Learner build their critical executive function skills!
Fourteen Years, Endless Lessons
With 14 years at Wolf, special educator, Leah Valentine, shares her top ten takeaways when it comes to working with Complex Learners.
The Power of Visual Supports
Visual supports play a crucial role in the classroom, and they're just as important for supporting learning and building independence at home.
Identity-First vs. Person-First Language
As society grows more inclusive, our words should too - not just to be correct, but to be kind, thoughtful, and empowering.
Let’s Get Social
While social interactions are an important part of the school day, they also take place outside of school hours. So how can you help?
Elevating Storytime
As a Speech Language Pathologist and an Occupational Therapist, we collaborate to bring books to life and make them engaging and fun!
Self-Care Routines At Home
Self-care skills are essential for building independence and confidence. How can you help your child develop these skills at home?
Routines & Spring Break
How can you enjoy Spring Break while still giving your Complex Learner the sense of structure they need? Read on to learn more!










