 Its been an awesome conference in Chicago! We are so honored to be a part of this amazing group of practitioners, including Dr. Serena Wieder (see below)! The CEW presentation went great today, and now... home to the family! Thanks to Leep Forward (www.leepforward.com) for putting together such an amazing conference! 
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"She has truly been enjoying her letters so much! When she learns a new letter through her "CEW's" as she calls it :), she is excited to show us. Her favorite is using the beeps to draw the letters for us. You can see the excitement! She always had a hard time differentiating between P and D. Through the use of the program and the beeps she knows the difference! Not only does she recognize letters more she has also been more excited to use the sound the letter makes. She will start by going "pppppp pumpkin". All positive results!" (Below, even Mr. Penguin is learning how to make letters using our vertical surface template!)  "I have been working on handwriting with my daughter for years and she is not making progress. I am so excited that there is now a program that she will enjoy. She loves singing and dancing and will love learning the letters by doing that!" ~ C's Mom, clients of Lucy Jane Miller's STAR center Michele continues her collaboration with the STAR center and their amazing therapists. She is currently working with Lucy Jane Miller receiving advanced supervision. While learning more about sensory integration theory and enjoying the Rockies she is sharing CEW with many parents. That's right, CEW is not just for therapists and teachers. Parents and children dance and sing their way through the curriculum too! Check it out or share it with a parent of a child who is struggling with writing. We lost our blog posts when we updated our website in September, but they are now safely and soundly shared below! Videos and links will not work but please contact us if you are interested in a particular link or video!  This past August, one of STAR's amazing therapists - Rachel Whetstone - came up with a great way to use our vertical surface templates!
These are paint trays taped vertically onto a table. Having this set up minimizes transitions as the students can do the vertical and table work on the same space. For an added bonus, the bumps in the bottom of the tray provide increased input as well. We loved them and so did the kids! Thanks, Rachel!
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AuthorCarrie Davis and Michele Parkins are occupational therapists and co-founders of CEW Archives
May 2018
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