
5 More Tips to Develop Language Through Play
Play is such a powerful tool to help develop a variety of skills, which is why many professionals recommend parents play with their children. It

Play is such a powerful tool to help develop a variety of skills, which is why many professionals recommend parents play with their children. It

Play can be a powerful tool to encourage language development. An SLP, OT, or other professional has recommended that you play with your child. Now

In the last post, I posted tips for a new push-in SLP in preschool. While writing it, I realized that it was becoming too big

Establishing an environment for vocabulary development is crucial for all children. This is especially true for children who are in special education/at-risk programs. In my experience,

Pirate, Viking, and Scientist by Jared Chapman is an engaging book about a scientist who is friends with a pirate and a Viking, but the

In my family it’s common to hear, “One of the best toys to give children is a box.” Some of my favourite memories as a

I want to thank the Frenzied SLPs and Doyle Speech Works for hosting this linky party. Halloween in the preschool classes, I work in, means a

Being an SLP, I have a lot of toys and games. I have already talked about how much I love Orchard Toys to work on

Pronouns can be very very tricky for children with language delays. Every year a good portion of the children I work with end up with pronouns

Last post I talked a little about how you can use laundry to help language development, (click here). This time I would like to talk