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Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Strategies and activity ideas to help parents support their toddler's development of expressive language, receptive language, and social skills.
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Speech And Language
Types Of Goals
Nouns And Adjectives
Toddler Development
Phonological Awareness
Early Intervention
Language Activities
Social Skills
I have learned a lot about what types of toys and activities work well for my clients in virtual speech therapy. Read on to find my top 4 favorite toys for virtual therapy. With the early intervention and preschool population, I am often working on goals such as, expanding utterances to 2-3 word combinations, understanding spatial concepts, and increasing vocabulary. The toys below are all great for working on these types of goals.
Speech Therapy Activities
Speech Language Pathology
Toddler Speech
Decision Making
Choices allow children to participate in the decision making process and have a role in the interaction. Choices can increase engagement (because they know they have a part in what is happening) and decrease behaviors (acting out).As a Speech-Language Pathologist, I incorporate controlled choices into every one of my sessions.I have seen giving choices be effective so much so that I created a resource around it! Read on to find out what it is and how I use it.
Speech Therapy
Step Guide
Toddlers
Improve Yourself
A helpful handout for parents of toddlers and SLP's working with toddlers. This handout provides information in the format of a step-by-step guide about a strategy commonly used by Speech-Language Pathologists.
Speech Activities
Preschool Learning
Teaching
Coaching Techniques
Parent Coaching
Early intervention teletherapy looks very similar to providing services in person, with teletherapy typically having more emphasis on parent involvement and parent coaching. In this post, I cover how we can best support parents with parent coaching in early intervention in order to see success with teletherapy. Read more on the blog. | The Digital SLP
Activities To Do
Caregiver
Teacher Newsletter
Freebie alert! This handout in parent-friendly language discussing strategies and ideas to get the toddler who is "always on the move" to engage with the caregiver. Grab this for an easy reference guide to 10 activities to try with your toddler, PLUS tips to get them to interact with you (yes, even when they are busy!)
Learning Activities
Shape Activities
Play Therapy
Preschool Special Education
Address and practice language skills with this open ended early language activity! Use this creative activity for pre-k, early intervention, and special education. Check out how you can use this free, no prep, boom card deck activity with your students!! They will love it! #speechiefreebie #slpeeps #speechtherapy #slptips #speechtherapyfree #speechfreebie
Kristin Immicke - KI Speech Therapy
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Speech Room
Single Words
Hands On Activities
Earth Day
Support your students with a no prep, no print, boom deck! This fun speech and language activity will support early language learners. Leveled visual supports make it easy to use in the classroom, during teletherapy, or for homework! An awesome activity for AAC users with a variety of core words included. Functional activities great for carryover skills at home and throughout the school day.
Parents
Parents - grab this freebie handout if you have a toddler or preschooler! This resource is such a helpful handout for parents of toddlers and SLP's working with toddlers. It provides information in the format of a step-by-step guide about a strategy commonly used by Speech-Language Pathologists. Easy to incorporate in your daily conversations with your little one!
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Teaching Kids
Phonological Disorder
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Speech Tree Co | SPEECH THERAPY
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Preschool Speech Therapy
Literacy Activities
Special Education Activities
Special Education Classroom
Classroom Resources
Developmental Delays
Are you looking for early intervention speech resources for your child? The Exclamatory Words series was written for children who are not quite ready to produce first words. This set contains 5 books. Children with developmental delays, apraxia, autism, Down syndrome and individuals using augmentative devices would benefit from these simplified illustrations and vocabulary. Perfect for early learners! Click here to add this resource to your classroom resources. |Speech Therapy for Toddlers| #slp
Speech and Language at Home
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Outdoor Activities For Kids
Summer Activities For Kids
Interactive Activities
Toddler Preschool
Fun Activities
Communication Activities
Did you know that theme-based teaching will help your child develop communication skills? Spring is the perfect time to get your child outside playing and communicating! Next time you’re struggling to drum up new ideas for therapy that are contextually significant, consider implementing a theme-based teaching approach. Head over to the blog to see 4 fun activities your child will love to play! | Toddler Speech Activities | Toddler Spring Activities | #SLP #languageskills
Speech and Language at Home
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Sensory Activities
Speech Language Therapy
Weather Vocabulary
Wordless Picture Books
I love using themes in speech therapy. An important part of themed therapy is the use of hands-on activities that engage multiple senses. It is also important to give many exposures to the new concepts across different contexts (play, book reading, videos, etc). Below you will find my top favorite toys, books and activities to use with a weather theme as well as my favorite FREE TpT resources to go grab! #themesintherapy #speechtherapyactivities #speechactivities
Activities For Kids
Still providing remote speech therapy? Below, you will find my top 4 favorite toys for virtual therapy. With the early intervention and preschool population, I am often working on goals such as, expanding utterances to 2-3 word combinations, understanding spatial concepts, and increasing vocabulary. The toys below are all great for working on these types of goals. Read on to find speech activities I use with these toys!
Preschool Songs
Articulation Activities
A play kitchen is a favorite speech therapy toy because it is functional and engaging! There are countless ways to use and adapt this versatile toy that kids love! I’ve used toy kitchens to work on many goals – expressive and receptive language, articulation, and social skills.
Allison Fors
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
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Communication Development
New Vocabulary Words
Attention Span
Learn A New Skill
Get Excited
Toy rotation is easier on you AND helps with communication?!!? Win-win. Toy rotation reduces visual clutter and decreases boredom.By reducing this visual clutter, you are helping the child have a longer attention span and better engagement. Attention + engagement = learning. The child will play with toys for longer periods of time which will help with learning new vocabulary. Such a great parent hack to implement today!
Speech Tree Co | SPEECH THERAPY
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Example Of News
Therapy Tools
Water Play
Spring is almost here and that means it is almost time for water play!! I love water as therapy tool because of the variety of activities you can do with it. Variety of activities = variety of vocabulary! Read on to find 4 activities that you can do AND practice speech and language goals at the same time. I will include a note of how to keep control and attention for each activity. Have fun with it!
Speech Therapy Autism
Improve Vocabulary
Improve Communication Skills
Songs To Sing
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Farrow Ball
Interior Paint
Interior And Exterior
Exterior Design
Interior Door
Rgb Pantone
Sico
Street Photography People
Urban Outfitters Clothes
Read on to find a list of strategies that you can use with your toddler to help them grow their speech and language skills. You will also find a list of specific activities along with a list of suggested target words. These are ideas of words that you can help your child learn to understand and use; however, you can certainly use different target words. Try to use the suggested strategies during each activity. The strategies and ideas below are best suited for children ages 12-36 months.
Speech Tree Co | SPEECH THERAPY
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
Vocabulary
Freebie alert! Parents and caregivers - grab this free handout in parent-friendly language discussing strategies and ideas to get the toddler who is "always on the move" to engage with the caregiver. 10 great ideas that you can implement TODAY!
Occupational Therapy Activities
Writing Activities
Visual Perceptual Activities
Fine Motor Activities For Kids
A FREE handout in parent-friendly language discussing strategies and ideas to get the toddler who is "always on the move" to engage with the caregiver. Get tips from an SLP on how to get more language practice in with a busy toddler. Download and try them TODAY!
Activities For 5 Year Olds
Activity Ideas
A free 5-page handout containing the following information: -The major speech and language milestones for ages 6-months to 5-years-old -Activity ideas for each age group that you can do at home with your little one to help facilitate speech and language growth -Recommendations on resources from The Speech Tree depending on what targets your child is working on in speech therapy
Vocabulary Building
Learning Disabilities
This FREEBIE early intervention handout is perfect for parents who want to build their little ones vocabulary. This handout discusses the strategy of using specific language with toddlers to build their receptive and expressive vocabulary and reduce frustration. Such a simple switch, but so effective. You'll want to hang this handout on the fridge as a reminder!
Can You Be
Schedule
Books To Read
I quickly learned to drop the “can you” “are you” etc., when I am not actually asking a question. But it is HARD. A speech therapy example might sound something like this, “Okay next on our schedule is reading a book! Wow, we are already halfway through our schedule!” ~ you can also opt to offer a choice of books to your student if he/she is still resistant to participating in your initial therapy plan.
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I have been providing virtual speech therapy to the early intervention and preschool populations since March 2020. In this post, you will find my top 4 favorite toys for virtual therapy as well as tips on how to use them. With the early intervention and preschool population, I am often working on goals such as, expanding utterances to 2-3 word combinations, understanding spatial concepts, and increasing vocabulary. Each toy is low prep and easily reusable!
Speech Tree Co | SPEECH THERAPY
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
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Wh Questions
Elementary Education
These cards are low prep and ideal for use in the special ed or early childhood classroom as well as speech and language therapy. Simple visual questions with visual answers, presented in 3 levels. More than 50 what, where, and who questions, for a total of more then 150 question card activities. This set is designed for early learners with emerging skills in the area of answering simple wh questions. An ideal resource for early learners with limited language and limited verbal skills.
Susie's Special Little Learners
Early Intervention | Speech and Language Therapy
