Speech and language

The best way to help a child's speech and language development is through play. Here are 10 simple activities that you can do at home, including the key vocabulary to focus on, to help develop your child's speech and oral language. The key to these activities is about engaging with the child and using simple, useful language that matches the actions of play. This puts the language into context with what they are experiencing and gives them opportunities to hear, use and practice the language…

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Looking to level up your articulation therapy game? Check out our amazing selection of free Vocalic r Worksheets and Activities! Editable, printable, and engaging, these resources make learning fun and effective. Perfect for SLPs and parents!

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Literacy based therapy is a five-step framework and an evidence based approach that you can use to target a variety of language skills in speech and language therapy sessions!

Developmental Language Disorder - what areas might be affected? Many but not all children with Developmental Language Disorder have difficulties with understanding. This infographic provides a small, simplified explanation of comprehension. SLT detailed assessment can determine clarity around a child's speech, language and communication profile. Information in this infographic is not exhaustive and aims to provide insight into what you might see a child doing.

Help them control the fear that is associated with social speaking. Practice breathing exercises. Join a support group. Develop a sense of humor about stuttering. This and much more is what you can find in our blog post. Check the link in the description. #Speechdelay #Smartphone #kids #Slp

If there is one thing I have learned, it is that my earliest language learners will NOT just sit nicely at a table or at circle time and say their words/sounds. They need to move and interact and somehow be involved. They like to see completion and know they are done. They need a lot

Effective communication is one of the most important foundational skills that affects all other areas of development. Communication helps connect with others; builds relationships; and allows to regulate and manage emotions through the use of exchanging gestures, body language, words, and ideas. Here's a quick reference guide to the stages of speech and language development. Click here for the high-resolution PDF document.

Unveiling the complexities of communication – 'Speech Vs Language Disorders' is an enlightening guide to help educators, parents, and caregivers navigate the sometimes confusing world of speech and language disorders. Packed with practical advice and free resources, this guide aims to equip teachers with the knowledge they need to identify early signs and provide effective remediation strategies to ensure children with special needs thrive in inclusive classroom environments.

Cups are a fun tool to incorporate into your speech and language therapy. They are inexpensive, I buy mine at the dollar store, and easy to store. They come in a variety of sizes and colours. If

The first (of many) posters I’ve created to build awareness about Speech Therapy and our role in my hospital. I’m the first Speech Therapist to be placed…

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😮❓When to worry? What is typical development? 👆📚 Read this blog to find out when is the time to seek the help of speech language pathologist! 👶🔝

Here are 7 fun and easy first day of speech activities your students will love! Great ways to get to know the kids and teach them routines.