Toddler Speech Activities

Here are some simple speech therapy activities for toddlers you can easily do at home! Find out how you can help your toddler learn to talk.

Follow these practical tips full of simple and fun activities that will help your toddler develop language skills more effectively.

One of best toys for toddler language development is the PUZZLE! Puzzles are inexpensive, don’t take up too much space, and are so versatile.In this article, I’ll cover how to use puzzles with babies, toddlers and preschoolers - as well as with older, special needs children (just look for the communication-level that matches your child’s ability).

2 year old talking gibberish? Speech therapy works! When our son was 2, he had one word, "Dada". How we tackled our toddler's speech delay.

Use these 3 simple language games to improve your toddler's speech and help develop their articulation, language, and pre-reading skills. The following post 'Improve Your Toddler's Speech' was written in collaboration with my own mom, Jamie Bott, M.A., C.C.C. Licensed & Certified Speech & Language Pathologist / Reading Endorsed by the State of Florida. Every parent wants their child to grow up to become a

Follow these practical tips full of simple and fun activities that will help your toddler develop language skills more effectively.

How you can use hands-on speech and language activities like this fun ice cream scoop smash mat for SK blends to keep wiggly children engaged in your speech therapy groups. www.speechsproutstherapy.com

You’ve likely heard about the extensive benefits of physical activity, over and over again. Movement activities help kids sleep soundly and stay calm. They help reduce their problem behaviors and improve their cognitive skills. They increase attention and memory abilities. But did you know that move

Low-prep/no-prep articulation activities for kids! Find 12 quick & easy game ideas you can use with your students in speech therapy today!

How to Easily Improve Your Child's Language Using Songs and Music. Today let’s talk about why music is a powerful tool in early intervention and how to use songs in speech therapy (and at home!) to improve your child's language.