By Small Talk Speech Pathology
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
Speech Sound Milestones for Children
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Please use these milestones as a guide only. Always seek professional advice from a speech pathologist if you have specific concerns. For those parents who will be linking in to our "Brisbane Kids" Q & A session tonight at 7.15pm on Facebook, please contact us directly via Facebook or e-mail if you have other questions pertaining to speech development that is not covered in the above flyer.
Love,
Small Talk Speech Pathology
Monday, 11 February 2013
Best Educational iPad Apps for Kids - by Melissa Taylor
Melissa Taylor of Imagination Soup has done all the hard work for us here and combined a list of the best iPad apps for literacy.
Click {HERE} to read the full article and get all the details.
L&V
Monday, 4 February 2013
Working on Adjectives with FREE Valentines Day Cards for Kids
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, we have searched around and found our favourite free printable cards for you and your littles this love day.
While you're at it, take the opportunity to work on some describing words with your child to help them compliment their loved ones. Have a look at the list below for ideas.
V Day Describing Words:
- wonderful
- lovely
- beautiful
- happy
- sweet
- friendly
- funny
- awesome
- nice
- pretty
- gorgeous
- handsome
- cute
- cheerful
- stunning
- kind
Happy love month lovelies
L&V
Friday, 11 January 2013
Free printable language stimulation worksheets
Designed for SLPs and families, these 1 page handouts are themed around toys and activities that younger children like to play. They provide ideas to expand your child’s verbs, play and social skills, semantics and vocabulary.
There are different themes including blocks, books, dolls, dress ups, pencils and play-doh.
Click here to access these wonderful, free resources courtesy of Adventures in Speech Pathology.
There are different themes including blocks, books, dolls, dress ups, pencils and play-doh.
Click here to access these wonderful, free resources courtesy of Adventures in Speech Pathology.
Love,
Vanessa & Lauren
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
FREE printable expressive language worksheets
Here are some fantastic resources for verbal and written expressive language.
They were developed by a very generous clinician named Rebecca Visintin who has traveled the world whilst working as a speech pathologist.
These sheets are great homework companions or for therapy use as they target syntax and verb tenses in both expressive and written language. Adapt the worksheets to suit your child’s goals and consider working on pronouns, the SVO structure and other language areas.
Consider using the worksheets for picture descriptions or story telling as a higher level language task.
They were developed by a very generous clinician named Rebecca Visintin who has traveled the world whilst working as a speech pathologist.
These sheets are great homework companions or for therapy use as they target syntax and verb tenses in both expressive and written language. Adapt the worksheets to suit your child’s goals and consider working on pronouns, the SVO structure and other language areas.
Consider using the worksheets for picture descriptions or story telling as a higher level language task.
Click here to print from Adventures in speech pathology
Love,
V & L
FREE printable Christmas stories
Leading up to the busy season, why not take a few minutes to share a Christmas story (or two!) with your child? We have collated some lovely free printable stories for everyone to enjoy.
Click here to print stories from Activity Village
Click here to print from 20 Famous Christmas Stories
Click here to print from Reindeerland
Click here to print from All Things Christmas
Happy story time dear readers.
Love,
Vanessa & Lauren
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