Beating Summertime Boredom
After months of distance learning, are you looking for non-screen activities for your Complex Learner? Check out 5 summertime activities to beat boredom!
A Look Back At Wolf School Connected
Online learning with Wolf School Connected has taught us so much! Here are 5 important lessons we’ve learned during distance learning.
The Power Of Creativity
The benefits of creativity for Complex Learners are clear. Creativity opens the door for students to express themselves, shine, and discover a community.
Occupational Therapy & Complex Learners
Our OTs help Complex Learners succeed in their learning environment by targeting the students’ emotional, social, and physical needs. Find out how!
Tips For Raising A Lifelong Reader
Trying to encourage your Complex Learner to develop a love of reading can be a difficult task! Find out 5 ways you can help!
Technology and Children
Trying to balance your child’s technology use can seem impossible. Get tips from the experts around how you can encourage healthy technology use!
Stronger Than You Seem
As a parent of a Complex Learner, you need to work with your child to help identify his strengths. Being able to explore his strengths, not only helps boost your child’s self-esteem but it can also help your child grow in different areas. Here are 3 ways you can help
All About Diversity
3 Ways To Explore Diversity Through Books As a parent of a Complex Learner, you want the best for your child. You teach her to look both ways before crossing the road. You share the benefits of eating fruits and veggies every day. You help her with homework or practicing
Making & Keeping Friends In Middle School
5 Ways To Help Complex Learners Navigate Friendship As a parent, it’s in your nature to want to help your child over every hurdle and through every struggle. But as your child grows, it gets harder to easily fix her problems. It’s not hard to fix a scraped knee but
Managing The Back To School Blues
If your child is exhibiting moodiness, increased anxiety, or more tantrums and tears than usual, she might be experiencing post-winter-break blues. Figuring out what specifically is causing your child’s behavior can help you understand what you can do to help. Take a look at 3 causes and tips to help
