by Event | Dec 12, 2019 | ELG Highlights, For Parents, Full-Time Programs, Past Events, Special Education, Special Education in China
By Amy Lee, Social Work Intern, Client Services MSW Candidate, NYU Silver School Shanghai This past Saturday, November 30th, was ELG’s first family social event to BIOFarm! Families had a wonderful day learning about the farming community and how the vegetables in our...
by Angela Cruz | Jun 9, 2017 | Full-Time Programs, Special Education
By Angela Cruz, Marketing Director Essential Learning Group is so excited to host the 9th Annual Therapeutic Summer Program this year! If you’re interested in taking part in this year’s Summer Program, why not check out what we did last year? Last year, we hosted our...
by Nandi Kollock | Oct 27, 2016 | Full-Time Programs
By Nandi Kollock, Services Intern This activity has been a hit at community events across Shanghai. You can use this activity to develop motor and speech skills. You can play with one child up to a small group. Adjust the instructions to suit your child’s needs or...
by Regina Nicolas Schaufelberger | Oct 24, 2016 | Full-Time Programs
By Regina Nicolas Schaufelberger, Physical Therapist and Sensory Integration Specialist This month we are featuring another activity you can do at home. Click here for September’s Colorful Lemon Volcanoes if you missed it! Craftulate’s recipe for Homemade Herb and...
by Angela Cruz | Sep 28, 2016 | Full-Time Programs
By Angela Cruz, Marketing Director “Until he came here we did not realize just how unhappy my child was. I wish we had found this place a year ago. I would say if you have a child and there are some challenges it is worth looking for something different. While...
by Regina Nicolas Schaufelberger | Sep 7, 2016 | Full-Time Programs, Parenting
By Regina Nicolas Schaufelberger, Physical Therapist and Sensory Integration Specialist Over the summer, on Wednesday afternoons, children turned into mad scientists. We’re sharing this 2016 Summer Program activity highlight for you to do at home! You might remember...
