Sensory Play

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OrbRom Center in Phnom Penh offers sensory play activities designed to support children’s sensory processing and motor skills. Our engaging, hands-on programs help children explore textures, sounds, and movement to enhance development and regulation.

Learning Through Play: Why It Works in Early Education

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Play isn’t a “break” from learning—it is learning. In early education, Learning Through Play builds the brain’s wiring for attention, language, problem-solving, and social skills. When children stack blocks, pretend to be shopkeepers, or [Read More]

Building Fine and Gross Motor Skills in Preschoolers: Practical, Play-Based Ideas

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Parents often ask how to strengthen little hands and growing bodies without turning playtime into “work.” At OrbRom Center, we focus on building fine and gross motor skills in preschoolers through short, engaging activities [Read More]

Halloween at OrbRom Center Preschool

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM This morning’s Halloween celebration at OrbRom Center Preschool wasn’t only about costumes—it was purposeful play that supports language, social connection, and self-regulation. Themed days give young learners a safe reason to practice turn-taking, follow [Read More]

Home-Based Occupational Therapy Activities for Parents

Parents play a powerful role in supporting their child’s growth and development. While therapy sessions at OrbRom Center in Phnom Penh provide structured support, what happens at home between sessions is just as important. Home-based occupational therapy activities [Read More]

Sensory Play: A Key to Unlocking Early Development in Children

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Sensory play is more than just fun—it’s a powerful developmental tool for young children, especially those with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing challenges. In Phnom Penh, where early childhood development is increasingly prioritized, parents [Read More]

Early Occupational Therapy for Babies: Building Strong Foundations Through Play

In Phnom Penh, more parents are recognizing the importance of early intervention—even in infancy. Occupational therapy isn’t just for school-age children. In fact, babies can benefit tremendously from early therapy that supports sensory processing, motor development, and foundational [Read More]

Building Stronger Bonds Through Occupational Therapy Activities at Home

Creating meaningful moments between children and their caregivers is not just emotionally fulfilling—it also plays a vital role in development. This is especially true for children with developmental delays or sensory processing challenges. As shown in this heartfelt [Read More]

The Power of Play in Occupational Therapy: How It Helps Children Develop Essential Skills

Children naturally learn through play, but for those with developmental delays or sensory challenges, engaging in purposeful play can be a crucial part of therapy. Occupational therapy (OT) uses play-based activities to help children develop essential skills for [Read More]

Why Play is Essential for Child Development

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM Play is more than just fun—it is a fundamental part of learning and development. In Cambodia, especially in early childhood education, play-based learning is gaining recognition as an effective approach to fostering creativity, problem-solving, [Read More]

Five Benefits of Playing with Slime

Playing with slime isn’t just a fun and entertaining activity for children—it also offers a range of developmental benefits! This simple, squishy material provides sensory stimulation, enhances motor skills, and encourages creativity. At OrbRom Center, we recognize the [Read More]

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