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Recommended Home Practice resources

Welcome to our Recommended Home Practice Resources page!

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At Millennium Children's Therapy, we believe that learning and development can continue beyond the therapy session.  We've gathered a selection of books, games, toys, educational materials and activity resources that families may find helpful in supporting their children's communication, independence, motor skills and overall development at home. 

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Explore our recommendations across speech and language Therapy, occupational therapy and physical therapy. Our goal is to help families discover practical resources that make everyday learning, play and movement engaging and fun. 

        Speech and Language Therapy

Discover resources that encourage communication, language development, speech sound practice, social interaction and early literacy. 

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Our recommendations include:

  • Articulation games and speech sound activities

  • Oral motor tools

  • Picture books and vocabulary materials

  • Language and storytellinggames

  • Social Communication and turn-taking activities

  • Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) support materials

OccupationalTherapy

Explore materials that support fine motor development, sensory exploration, visualk-motor skills, self care and participation in everyday activities. 

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Our recommendations include:

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  • Fine motor toys, puzzles and manipulatives 

  • Sensory play materials

  • Hand-strengthening and coordination activities

  • Scissor skills, drawing and pre-writing resources

  • Adaptive tools for daily living skills

Physical Therapy and Gross Motor Development

Find activity resources that encourage movement, balance, coodination, strength and motor development through play. 

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Our recommendations include:

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  • Balance and coordination Games

  • Age-appropriate movement and obstacle equipment

  • Balls and active-play toys

  • Stepping stones and movement activities

  • Resources for practicing gross motor skills at home

Educational Toys and Developmental Play

Play creates opportunities for children to explore, problem-solve, interact and develop new skills. 

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Our recommendations include:

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  • Building blocks and construction toys

  • Matching games and puzzles

  • Pretend-play sets

  • Interactice learning toys

  • Games that encourage shared attention and cooperation

Parent and Home Practice Resources

Find practical materials that families can incorporate into everyday routines to encourage learning, independence, movement and participation at home. 

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Our recommendations include:

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  • Parent-child activity books

  • Visual schedules and routine supports

  • Everyday self-care practice materials

  • Play-based movement activities

  • Resources for supporting carryover of therapy goals

Note to Families

Every child has unique strengths, interests and developmental needs. The resources on this page are intended to provide ideas for play, practice and learning at home and are not a substitute for individualized professional guidance. Please consult your child's treating therapist when selecting materials for specific therapy goals. 

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