Dazzling December
Putting Therapy Into Practice When getting dressed for school, talk about different winter clothing items your child will need. You could say It’s really cold outside. What could keep your head warm? Ask your child to look outside Do you see snow? What should you put on your feet?. Give your child enough response time […]
2017 Recommended Toys and Games
See below for CSLS recommended toys and games for the 2017 Holiday Season! (Links provided to the item on Amazon) Please ask your therapist for ideas on language stimulation and/or motor-speech lexicon. Pop the Pig Blokus Touchable Bubbles Feed the Woozle Gears Gears Gears ABC Cookies Mad Libs Shark Bite Zingo Sleeping Queens Guess Who […]
Valentine’s Day Fun
Putting Therapy Into Practice Have your child predict when it will snow. February is the snowiest month of the year in the D.C. area. Ask your child if they remember the last snowstorm. If they do, ask your child: what did you do during the snowstorm? did you have school? who did you play with […]
Thankful in November
Putting Therapy Into Practice Have your child write and/or draw a card for a teacher, therapist, friend or family member thanking them for something. Brainstorm out loud with your child why he/she is thankful for this person. Then, if your child is writing, have him/her write down the reasons why he/she is thankful inside a card. […]
Activities To Improve Your Child’s Language
Putting Therapy Into Practice Language is happening all around you. You can narrate daily routines such as bathtime, mealtime, storytime, dressing, and going places. For example: You ask your child: What do you need to get out the door? Have your child answer or show you what they need: I need my ___ shoes, backpack, glasses, coat, […]