Sequential Development Consulting

Here is a complete and comprehensive bundle of handouts that include games and activities for social-emotional learning, building regulation skills, developing speech and language, sensory play, and everything a preschooler might need! These activities are focused on children age 0-6.

Easy to read handout that reviews signs of readiness, tips for parents, and steps of potty training.

Selective Mutism is an anxiety disorder in which a child who normally speaks is unable to speak in certain settings, like school—not due to defiance, but because of deep anxiety. This handout covers 8 steps to support children with SM.

A Guide for Parents from an Occupational Therapy Perspective. The "Why", and tips on how to support children.

Here we adapt some principles from PCIT (parent-child interaction therapy) to the preschool environment. Specifically, the "Building the Relationship" (child-directed interaction)m and the "Setting the Boundaries with Warmth" (teacher directed interaction).

What is resilience, what to do, and what NOT to do. There is a page for teachers to share with the parents of their students, and a page for teachers to use as reference in the classroom. Covers: Scenarios to create, games and activities, and the general mindset.

It is helpful for early childhood educators to discuss topics of child development regularly with families, not only when there is a concern. From day one, it’s important to share observations, notice when children have acquired new skills, and let families know that you are tracking development.

This handout includes 6 games for teachers to play with their classroom out on the playground.

Leaving a preschool or child care center can be challenging for young children, especially when they have a familiar routine, close friends, and teachers they are attached to. We want to support children through this transition in a developmentally appropriate manner. Our goal is to inform them about the changes ahead, acknowledge and honor their feelings, provide opportunities for meaningful goodbyes, and help them look forward to new experiences.

Here you will find a list and description of sensory activities to promote pre-writing skills, and other activities that help promote handwriting skills in preschoolers.

Describes fine motor and pre-writing skills for children age 2.5-3 years, and handwriting skills for children age 3-5+.

A guide to understanding how your child’s sleep needs change and how to support healthy res

This handout covers the components of a good visual schedule, why they are effective, and how to incorporate them into your day.

Here’s how we can support pragmatic communication in a neurodiversity affirming way, so all children feel included and supported, no matter their communication style!

Describes the benefits of reading, tips and tricks, and book suggestions.

This bundle of handouts includes topics related to sleep for ages 0-5.

This guide provides teachers with strategies and guidelines to effectively support children with diverse needs in classroom activities in order to create an inclusive environment for all.

When a child experiences an injury at school, whether physical, emotional, or both, it can create fear and anxiety that may affect their willingness to return to school. It’s important to address children’s feelings in a supportive and understanding way, both at home and in the classroom. Be patient, provide consistent reassurance, and involve teachers and support staff in finding ways to create an environment where the child can feel safe and welcome.

This handout includes lists of descriptors that teachers or parents can use to play search and find games with kids. This can be played while driving, on a bus, while walking, while eating, or any other time. Introduces children to new vocabulary and increases awareness of their environment.

This handout reviews everything you need to know about the transition for a 3-6 month old to daycare. Includes: What happens at daycare, the adjustment period, helping baby adjust, and signs there is cause for concern.