Handwriting Classes Special!
30% OFF REGISTRATION FEE
Special Ends December 31,2024
Handwriting Made Fun: Enroll Now!
Is your child struggling with handwriting? Don’t wait until frustration sets in—give them the tools to succeed with confidence! At Sensory Street Pediatric Occupational Therapy, our Handwriting Made Fun classes are designed to help children improve their writing skills while having fun.
Our expert-led sessions focus on:
Letter Formation
Attention to Boundaries and Spacing
Writing Speed and Endurance
Copying from Near and Far Point
Cursive Writing
We know how challenging writing can be for children, which is why we’ve developed an engaging approach that makes learning enjoyable. Our goal is to help your child develop the confidence they need to excel in school and beyond.
Why Choose Sensory Street?
Individualized Attention: We tailor our classes to meet your child’s unique needs.
Fun and Engaging Environment: Kids improve their writing without even realizing they’re working!
Skilled and Dedicated Instructors: Our classes are led by a team of trained instructors committed to helping children enhance their handwriting through fun, creative, and effective methods.
Proven Results: Our students develop better penmanship, improved focus, and increased confidence.
Book Your Spot Today!
Don’t let poor handwriting hold your child back. Early intervention is key to helping children succeed, and spaces for our handwriting classes fill up quickly!
Classes are held in-person and are available by appointment:
Tuesday to Friday: 11 AM – 6 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 2 PM
How to Enroll:
Fill out the FREE Screening Request Form below
Call Us: Speak with our team at (718) 789-2451 to reserve your spot.
Visit Us: 1055 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216.
Give your child the gift of confidence and success—Enroll now and watch them thrive!
Disclosure:
Please note that our handwriting classes are not therapy and are not intended to replace occupational therapy. These classes focus strictly on improving penmanship. If your child has underlying factors that require skilled OT, this class may not be appropriate, and more specialized services such as occupational therapy may be necessary.
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