Click here for Part #1! In the last blog we unpacked the terms phonological and phonemic awareness. Activities were presented to develop the easiest phonological awareness skills. In this posting, phonemic awareness activities, the most challenging, and the last to develop,…
Perhaps you have had a conference with your child’s teacher and the terms phonological or phonemic awareness were echoed several times during the conversation. These lengthy terms were explained, but you were left with more questions and feeling overwhelmed. Let’s…
1. Playing with Cars Make the cars go fast and go slow and talk about how our speech can also go fast and slow. When the car goes too fast it might get bumpy! We need to slow down so…
You might wonder what stuttering therapy might entail for your child so that you are able to prepare yourself and your child what to expect before entering the first session. If your child is younger (preschool aged) the speech therapist…
With lots of extra time on our hands, movie night is a great way to enjoy spending time with family and relax after a stressful week! Did you also know that watching movies is an easy way for kiddos to…