Free Resources for Families and SLPs
Picnic Series
Discover the power of nature and communication enrichment! Planning a picnic and getting out in nature is a great activity for children. It is also a great opportunity for parents to incorporate their child's speech and language goals, as well as incorporating different sensory opportunities!
Outdoor
Targeting language and speech skills in the child's natural environment enhances the effectiveness of therapy, promotes generalization, and helps children apply their skills in real-life situations. It creates meaningful learning experiences and supports the development of functional communication abilities.
Summer is just around the corner, and boy are we feeling it here in Oregon! Summer can be a great time to get a little more creative and incorporate speech and language practice into your summer activities. This will help your child make progress towards their goals.
Language expansion ideas for this summer!
Articulation/Language Practice for Daily Routines
Practicing articulation can be fun and engaging when it's incorporated into daily routines. Be creative and make it into a game or a challenge, and always provide positive reinforcement and encouragement for your child's efforts.
Reading and practicing speech sounds
Reading books together is a wonderful way to practice articulation with your child. Not only does it promote literacy and language development, but it can also help your child improve their speech clarity and pronunciation. Here are some tips on how to incorporate articulation practice with books.
Good breath support is important for children because it promotes speech clarity, vocal health, overall health, and confidence. By teaching children good breathing habits, we can help them become more effective communicators and support their overall well-being.
