• Speech and Language Activities

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    Activities will be sent home on an individualized basis in the students’ speech folder. Activities will include specific verbal/visual feedback that should be given to the child to ensure consistency across environments.  
     
     
     

    Below is a list of suggested activities to incorporate into your day to help develop your child's language: 

    In early elementary grades (K-2)

    • Talk with your child frequently
    • Read a variety of books; read often and talk with your child about the story
    • Help your child focus on sound patterns of words such as those found in rhyming games
    • Have your child retell stories and talk about events of the day
    • Talk with your child during daily activities; give directions for your child to follow (e.g., making cookies)
    • Talk about how things are alike and different
    • Give your child reasons and opportunities to write
    In later elementary grades (3-5)
    • Continue to encourage reading; find reading material that is of interest to your child
    • Encourage your child to form opinions about what he or she hears or reads and relate what is read to experiences
    • Help your child make connections between what is read and heard at school, at home, and in other daily activities
    • Talk aloud as you help your child understand and solve problems encountered in reading material
    • Help your child recognize spelling patterns, such as beginnings and endings of words (e.g., pre- or -ment)
    • Encourage your child to write letters, keep a diary, or write stories