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Summer Themed Books To Build Speech and Language Skills
Summer Themed Books To Build Speech and Language Skills

Summer just around the corner, and I am anxiously awaiting warmer weather, days at the beach, and fun summer adventures! I have compiled a list of my favorite summer books to help teach your child about all about summer! As you read each story ask questions related to the book and have your child identify the objects in pictures. This will also help improve vocabulary. These books are easy to bring along on your next trip to the beach or park and a great way to work on speech and language skills.

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Holidays & Seasonal, Speech Language ActivtiesJennifer PriceIn Home Speech Solutionstampa, at home speech therapy, articulation therapy, autism, activties for kids, summer activities, tampa florida, special education, speech language disorder, Speech Language Disorder, speech language impairment, receptivelanguage, Early Childhood, Early Intervention, central auditory processing disorder, childrens books, literacy
Ways to Encourage a Child’s Communication Development
Ways to Encourage a Child’s Communication Development

Better Hearing and Speech Month is a time to make the community aware ways to help encourage communication development in children. As your child’s speech and language skills develop there are activities and tips that you can do at home to enhance your child’s speech and language skills.

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Communication Disorders, Early InterventionJennifer PriceIn Home Speech Solutionslanguage activities, language delay, childrens books, language development, Early Childhood, Early Intervention, speech therapy, Speech Language Delay, speech language therapy, books, receptivelanguage, at home speech therapy, speech theapy for toddlers
Spring Themed Books To Build Speech and Language Skills
Spring Themed Books To Build Speech and Language Skills

Books are my favorite way for parents and/or caregivers to work on language skills at home. Reading with your child can easily be incorporated into your daily routine. Language skills you can address while you read with your child include vocabulary, adjectives, wh-question (‘what’, ‘who’, ‘where’, ‘when’, and ‘why’), sequencing, and syntax. Below is a list I complied of my favorite spring themed books for language development.

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Speech Language Activties, Parent Resources, Holidays & SeasonalJennifer PriceIn Home Speech Solutionsliteracy, Speech Language Delay, speech theapy for toddlers, language delay, language development, language activities, books, childrens books, tampa, tampa florida, speech therapy, speech language therapy, at home speech therapy