October Open House
Our Open House is THIS Saturday! Don’t miss out on an afternoon of fun and learning: 🎯 Experience a Dyslexia Simulation & Q&A 📚 Enjoy...
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Sep 201 min read
October Open House
The countdown is on for our October Open House! ⏳ Join us for: - Dyslexia Simulation & Q&A - FREE Reading Screening for learners -...
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LFA
Jun 261 min read
Family Math Projects
Did you know you can make math a fun family activity? Family math projects offer amazing benefits! Here are the top 5 reasons to dive in:...
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LFA
Jun 201 min read
Using Comics to Foster Literacy Skills
Merging images with informational text is a creative way to boost literacy skills! According to recent research, utilizing comics in...
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LFA
Jun 151 min read
Self-Compassion For Teens
Self-compassion is crucial for pre-teens and teenagers! Teaching kids to treat themselves kindly builds resilience, boosts happiness, and...
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LFA
Jun 101 min read
How To Deal with Your Kids Homework Challenges
Homework can be a challenge, especially for high-energy kids. As a parent, it's tough to know how to help. Here are some tips: 1️⃣...
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May 301 min read
June Open House
Our Open House is quickly approaching. Don't forget to RSVP! Observe and participate in our Dyslexia Simulation during our June Open...
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May 191 min read
Did You Know?
Who says challenges can't lead to superpowers? Dyslexia isn't just about mixing up letters; it's a rollercoaster ride of creativity,...
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May 151 min read
June Open House
Don't miss out on the chance to RSVP for our upcoming Open House! Observe and participate in our Dyslexia Simulation during our June Open...
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weronikabartnik20
May 91 min read
June Open House
Do you want to better understand how your learner feels when faced with language processing challenges related to reading and spelling?...
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LFA
Mar 221 min read
What You Need To Know About Educational Therapy
Is your child facing challenges in school? Educational therapy might be the key! 🧠✨ Beyond academic aid, it's a journey of building...
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LFA
Feb 61 min read
Parent Information Night February 2024
Don't forget to RSVP for our open house tomorrow night! Join LFA for an enlightening Parent Information Night led by Rachel Herman,...
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LFA
Feb 21 min read
Self-Advocacy for Kids
Speaking up for yourself can be hard when you’re in grade school. But self-advocacy is an important skill for kids with written...
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LFA
Jan 311 min read
February Parent Info Night
Does your child need help with executive functioning skills or need some extra attention in skills that help us focus, plan prioritize...
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LFA
Jan 281 min read
Dyslexia As a Child Gets Older
Dyslexia can disrupt reading ability in multiple ways. It's common for children who have it to feel anxious about reading in front others...
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LFA
Jan 261 min read
Differences Between Tutors and Educational Therapists
Not sure if a tutor or educational therapist would be the best option to support your child's academic journey? 🤔 Here's a quick...
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LFA
Jan 251 min read
February 2024 Open House
Does your child need help with executive functioning skills? Do they need some extra attention in skills that help us focus, plan,...
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LFA
Jan 211 min read
Teaching Sequences
Kids effortlessly grasp the concept of sequencing through daily routines. 🧠✨ Dinner, bath, stories – a perfect example! Sequencing...
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LFA
Jan 171 min read
Dyslexia Affects More Than Reading
Dyslexia is so much more than difficulty reading! Dive into this eye-opening graphic to explore the various areas where individuals with...
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LFA
Jan 131 min read
Growth Mindset For Kids
As parents, let's empower our kids with special needs to thrive with confidence and resilience. 💪 Here are 3 strategies to foster a...
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