Suggested Activities:

1. Read a book with your child and ask "wh" questions (who, what, where, why, when, how). Have your child retell what was read in sequence.

2.  Play "Guess Who" board game or "20 questions". These games help work on asking questions and organizing relevant information to make a guess.

3. Following recipes or steps to a craft project can improve sequencing and language comprehension skills. Having your child teach a parent or sibling a recipe, rules to a game or steps to a craft project can aid in expressive language skills and sequencing.

4. Articulation practice- write words on cards or pieces of paper and scatter the cards around. Practice tossing a bean bag, small ball, rock or any other small object onto one the target cards. Practice the word you land on 3 times each or use in a phrase or sentence.

5. Online games: Articulation-https://www.quia.com/pages/havemorefun.html

      Language--https://www.quia.com/pages/havefun.html 

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*Please email ashley.wells@lpsb.org if you have questions. ----Mrs. Ashley 

*Please sign up for speech remind! Email me for the code to join! 

*Flip grid code--flipgrid.com/ashleyspeech

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For additional activities, please access the district's Speech and Language page HERE.