How can you incorporate speech and language into your everyday activities?
Even the smallest amount of practice on a daily basis can really help children master their speech and language goals. Here are some fun examples of how you can help your child’s speech and language skills outside of the therapy setting.
Family game night? Have your child say their target words, practice a sentence, or answer a question, before they can roll the dice or take their card. Have the whole family practice too! It’s a great opportunity for practicing their skill and having the family model it as well.
Reading a book before bed? Books are a great way to carryover your child’s speech and language goals. Your speech therapist will provide carryover activities to do while reading a book at home.
When you take your child grocery shopping, try some speech and language activities.
Daily routines are filled with speech and language opportunities!
Your child already has homework to complete. Why not work on their speech and language goals simultaneously!