Reading is one of the most powerful ways to help children develop strong language and communication skills. For children who need speech therapy, read-alongs provide an
Watch & Narrate Watch your child closely as you play. Look at what they look at, do what they do, and observe. Even simple things,
What is Language Processing? Language processing is how we organize and connect our language so that we can quickly and efficiently get to the words
What makes sharing so hard? Sharing is much more than giving a toy to another child. Your child must have at least a little understanding
The Work of Transitions Transitions involve understanding routines, being able to express yourself, learning to handle worries about the world, and developing cognitive skills. One
Pragmatic Profile for K-12 Students Check out this skills checklist to see how your K-12 student is developing their pragmatic skills during conversation and/or shared
In this blog, we’ll share with you the 10 symbolic play stages your child will show from 9 to 60 months of their life, types
Verbal (spoken) directions are a part of everyday life for adults and children. Appropriate behavior, social interaction, and academic success are all dependent on the
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What is VOCABULARY The term vocabulary has a wide range of meanings – depending upon whom you ask to define it. Teachers may define vocabulary
Young children and children with disabilities often use simple language to express themselves. They’re learning to use more “grown-up” language which they hear from older
The ability to use descriptive words when writing or talking is essential to clearly communicatingthoughts, feelings, and ideas. Students who struggle to use descriptive words
