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Spring has sprung, and we are preparing for all things Easter! Check out our holiday book list filled with something for every reader!

We’re over the rainbow for you! Today we are sharing a fun, engaging and easy St. Patrick’s Day Craft! As we head into March, we will start to see all things Leprechauns and gold. What better way to celebrate the holiday and the nearing of Spring than rainbows!

Top of the Mornin’ to you! Today we are sharing all of our favorite St. Patrick’s Day books! These books celebrate friendship, luck, and traditions of the holiday. Enjoy and Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all!

With Spring right around the corner, we thought we would round up some fun, family-friendly events. Whether it is celebrating National Cereal Day (March 7th) or participating in a virtual Bingo class (April 22nd), we hope you and your family can get out and enjoy all this season has to offer!

Since March of 2020, so many telemedicine options have been created…and along with it, many questions!

Already dreading all that Valentine’s Day candy that is coming home? Turn it into a fun speech and language activity! Everyone loves Tic-Tac-Toe and this simple (and delicious) craft easily targets sorting, following directions, turn taking, requesting, fine motor skills, and more!

Here is a shortlist of children’s Valentine books

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Welcome back to the last gift guide of our series! Today’s gift guide focuses on games for school-aged children. By this age, children are expected to ask and answer all wh-questions, use grammatically correct sentences, follow multi-step directions and be 100% intelligible. Overall, children should sound like “mini” adults!

Today’s gift guide is all about preschoolers! At this age, children will begin saying more complex sentences filled with spatial concepts, adjectives, and a variety of verbs and pronouns. Preschoolers begin to understand figures of speech and follow more than 2 step directions.