General Language Games
Learn Multiple Skills at the Same Time
Honestly, speech pathologists love to dissect language abilities and this can be helpful for distinguishing areas of need and strengths but language skills don't exist in a vacuum. They depend and build on each other. Therefore, it is helpful to have general language games where a child can learn multiple skills at the same time.
General Language Games: For All Ages
I have a few pages here to explore!
General Language Games for 3-Year-Olds
- Review of expected milestones for 3-year-olds
- Receptive and expressive language games
- Functional ideas on how to target language abilities throughout the day
General Language Games for 4-Years-Olds
- Review of expected milestones for 4-year-olds
- Receptive and expressive language games
- Pre-literacy activities
- Speech game ideas
- Functional ideas on how to target language abilities throughout the day
Target Language Skills While Watching TV
- Yes, tv can be a therapy tool at home
- Work on vocabulary
- Work on story grammar
- Answer WH questions
- Top, FUN language learning games to be played in the car
- Technology free
- Adaptable for all ages and abilities
Get More For Your Time
Our free general language games are great and worth trying!
However, some parents and professionals want more in-depth games and strategies. If this is you, great! Welcome!
I created a few affordable options for you!
- Speech and language games from birth to middle school!
- Great for children who have multiple areas of need
- In-depth guides for parents and professionals
- Great if you don't know where to start
- Lots of practice over time!
- One-time purchase
- Builds a strong speech-language foundation
- Games and strategies for WH questions, vocabulary, and story grammar
Preschool Talk 2.0 - perfect for 3-6-year-olds who:
- Aren't talking in full sentences
- Having trouble answering questions correctly
- Have a low vocabulary
- Are in speech therapy
- Have a speech-language delay
- Have delayed grammar skills
- Uses only 500-1000 words consistently
- Is anywhere from 3-6 years old. Your child may be older than 4, and that is OKAY and NORMAL!
- Needs to work on expanding vocabulary
- Needs to work on telling stories
- Who may have been a late talker and is still trying to catch up to peers
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