Speech Boost

Nature walks are a great time to comment on the things you are seeing, doing, and hearing! Talking about what you are doing and narrating your day is a great way to expand your child’s vocabulary and help them learn new words and phrases. Next time you go for a walk, find 5 things to comment on and have fun pointing out new things with your child 🌸

Wind up toys can be great toy in speech therapy to help little ones become interested and work on requesting and commenting. These are great for practicing saying more to request playing with it again. We can use the word and the sign for more as we play!

Using quick games in speech therapy makes sessions fun and engaging. Games that pop are always popular and kids pick them again and again. This week I’ve been using this barbecue game to practice r sounds like grill, grab, barbecue, reach, roast, char, and fire. It’s a super fun game to have in your repertoire!