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When targeting expressive language through activities or toys, always remember the following points:

Use open ended questions

Always have your child request an item before just handing it to them

Have your child request another turn

Have your child narrate what they are doing or what they want you to do

With these tips you can turn any toy or activity into an expressive language task!

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Books: Books are a great way to elicit expressive language in children. The important thing to remember10 Expressive Language Activities when reading books with your child is to ask OPEN ENDED questions. This takes some practice but the best way to help children talk more is to ask them a question where they generate their own answers. For example, “what is she doing?” “How is he feeling?” “What’s happening in this picture?”. These are open ended questions versus yes or no questions or questions with one word answers.

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Books: Books are a great way to elicit expressive language in children. The important thing to remember10 Expressive Language Activities when reading books with your child is to ask OPEN ENDED questions. This takes some practice but the best way to help children talk more is to ask them a question where they generate their own answers. For example, “what is she doing?” “How is he feeling?” “What’s happening in this picture?”. These are open ended questions versus yes or no questions or questions with one word answers.

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Let your child know how important speech is to you.  A positive attitude really makes th difference!

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Let your child know how important speech is to you.  A positive attitude really makes th difference!

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Know your child's learning strengths and weaknesses.  Use your child's strong areas to help speech and language.  (e.g. if your child enjoys music, let him sing a song to practice his speech sounds!

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Know your child's learning strengths and weaknesses.  Use your child's strong areas to help speech and language.  (e.g. if your child enjoys music, let him sing a song to practice his speech sounds!

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Enrich vocabulary with language based games such as: Scrabble, Apples to Apples, Scattergories, and Mad Libs.

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Enrich vocabulary with language based games such as: Scrabble, Apples to Apples, Scattergories, and Mad Libs.

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Use a mirror to help your child with articulation homework.  Your child learns where to position the tongue, lips and teeth in therapy.

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Use a mirror to help your child with articulation homework.  Your child learns where to position the tongue, lips and teeth in therapy.

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Have fun conversations!  Use the dinner table to discuss everything from daily events to what's in the rooms of the house.

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Have fun conversations!  Use the dinner table to discuss everything from daily events to what's in the rooms of the house.

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Use your own speech as a model!  Children learn speech and language through imitation.

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Use your own speech as a model!  Children learn speech and language through imitation.