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Searching for Signs of Spring for Speech

May 16, 2013

After a long winter, it is a great idea to take some sessions outside. Whether you are at a school with a playground, at a home where you can go outside during a session, or just want to walk out the front door, you can easily adapt and be flexible. When the weather cooperates, the [...]

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Fabulous May Flower Speech Connections

May 9, 2013

Those April showers will lead to May flowers all over the place this month. Children love looking at the colors and differences in these natural beauties. Embrace the wonder and use it for activities that involve some art and fun.

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Language Practice with the Presidents

February 21, 2013

Language Practice with the Presidents Each year, children are home from school on Presidents’ Day and it becomes just another day off. After the 57th Inauguration, it is especially fitting to utilize events and special people with children. Take some time with multilingual children to share the history of the holiday and some of the [...]

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Sports and Language Communication

August 30, 2012

We’re All in This Together – Getting Children into Sports and Other Games Playing sports is a great way to teach children how to work together. It can bridge gaps in communication, build team-working skills, and form friendships. It helps children work on their motor skills, get physical activity, and more. Some kids enjoy playing [...]

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Cooking Outdoors as a Language Tool

August 23, 2012

Using Cooking Outdoors as a Language Tool Whether you have a grill, a fire pit, smoker, or an old fashioned trench full of charcoal, cooking is a great way to help children learn new language skills. Teaching them to identify foods, drinks, and cooking utensils is a great start. Suggest having the child help with [...]

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Outdoor Summer Fun Ideas

August 16, 2012

Ideas for Outdoor Play that Won’t Break the Budget Summer is upon us, and for most of the U.S., it’s a scorcher. What can we do to encourage children to play and learn outdoors without breaking the bank or resorting to herding them into an air conditioned theater? Playing outside is a great thing, and [...]

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