Enrichment Alternatives LLC

Packing today and getting ready to put in storage tomorrow. Happy to have people help. We are going to be selling several things so stop on by. Here are some of the starter items.

Another Fun Food Day in OT!!

They worked on adaptive cooking skills by making a ham and cheese omelettes in the waffle marker. This takes out the need to flip the omelette and tastes GREAT!

Game spotlight: Guess Who?

This activity supports expressive and receptive language skills, including formulating questions, using descriptive vocabulary, and maintaining conversational turns.

Another great one for the whole family to play and would make a great gift for your child!

Stack, strategize, and have fun! 🟫 Playing Jenga isn’t just a game—it strengthens fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and problem-solving. Every block you pull is a little win for focus and patience too!

This is a great way to build language skills and relationship building as well. You can write questions to ask and talk about on the blocks while playing the game.

Crumbling up old paper is such a fun way to build fine motor skills—and it makes the perfect snowball fight! ❄️

After our battle, we finished the fun with a little “snowball” basketball!

Grab some scrap paper or tear up old magazines to try this at home. It’s an easy, playful way to build hand strength, balance, bilateral coordination, ball skills, and more! You can use laundry baskets or a bucket at home for a target. 🎯

This is a great way to burn energy inside on those cold days. ❄

🎄🎁 Need a holiday gift idea for your child?? 🎄🎁

Chutes and Ladders is a fun way to help kids learn time words and emotions!
When they climb a ladder, celebrate with phrases like “You went up!” or “That’s exciting!”
When they slide down, try labeling feelings: “Ugh, that was frustrating!”

Connecting real experiences to language helps kids build emotional awareness and communication skills. 💛

Teamwork, giggles, and great progress — that’s what sibling sessions are all about! 🙌

Today at 10 starts our December Holiday music with Musical Bridges Music Therapy ❤️

Feeding therapy is pretty sweet! 🍭

They worked on food exposure and following a recipe to make special chocolate lava mug cakes in the microwave all while working on their goals! 🍫☕️

Happy December!! ❄

🎄Let all the fun holiday tasks and crafts begin!!🎄

✨ Easy 3-Ingredient Slime Recipe! ✨
Perfect for a quick craft, rainy day fun, or sensory play!

You’ll need:
• 1/2 cup Elmer’s glue
• 1/2 Tbsp baking soda
• 1–2 Tbsp contact solution (must contain boric acid)
Optional: food coloring, glitter, beads 🎉

Here is how to make it:

1. Pour glue into a bowl.

2. Mix in the baking soda.

3. Add contact solution and stir — watch slime form!

4. Knead until stretchy. Add a few extra drops of contact solution if sticky.

5. Store in an airtight container to keep it fresh!

This is a fun activity to do on a cold winter day!