Speech and language

Speech therapy resources, including printable speech therapy activities, social stories for speech therapy, & more!

Educators play a vital role in recognizing, managing, and fostering the growth of children with speech and language disorders. Our guide provides insightful details about distinguishing the two and practical tips and resources for creating an inclusive classroom environment where every child's unique needs are met.

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…

Additional activities to enrich your child's speech and language learning!

Graceful Expression on Instagram: “A common question parents often ask me is, "When will my child start talking?" It's important for families to understand that there are a…”

Reading with your child is a great way to support language development. *Click the link to find digital book companions to a few favorite picture books. #speechtherapy #parenttips #reading #childdevelopment #speechandlanguage #bookcompanions

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Creating moments for your child to initiate communication is a great way to support language skills and development. *Save the link in order to come back to some fun games & activities that further support speech/language skills as your child continues growing. #speechtherapy #languagedevelopment #parenttips #childdevelopment #speechandlanguage

Need help supporting your child with speech and language work? Visit Speech Link Parent Portal for FREE advice, resources and activities for you to use with your child at home.#teacherresources #parentresources #SLCN #speechandlanguage #workfromhome #wfh #speechlink

May 17, 2020 - Earn dress up items to build a silly monster. Single player or whole class.

Speech Delay vs. Autism Differences

Great Ideas for Teaching is at it again! They have three new materials that I'll be sharing my review of over the next few days. First up, is Language Stimulation Activities! This material can be used to "provide structured, repetitious activities that will assist students in fully learning very important language terms...". It is intended for children in preK through 2nd grade. Each concept pair includes two student worksheets and two instructor worksheets. The student sheet includes four…

Make learning fun and easy with this colorful action words chart for kids! Perfect for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and ESL learners, this visual guide introduces 15 common verbs like eat, run, sleep, read, and more — all illustrated with adorable cartoon characters. Great for classrooms, homeschooling, and speech therapy too. Pin it now and make language learning a breeze! #ActionWords #PreschoolLearning #KidsVocabulary #ESLResources #KindergartenTeaching #HomeschoolPrintables…

Narrating throughout different activities and actions is a great way to support your child's language skills and development. *For more, click the link to find some fun 'following directions' games that further support concept vocabulary and language skills. #speechtherapy #languagedevelopment #parenttips #childdevelopment #speechandlanguage