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RADLD-DLD-Bubble-Resource.pdfRADLD Bubble
RADLD Bubble
The RADLD DLD Bubble Resource is a visual tool designed by RADLD to explain Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) by depicting various areas of language that may be affected. It uses an "eye-catching" bubble graphic to highlight common difficulties in DLD, serving as a starting point for raising awareness among the public, families, and professionals.
Useful links.docxUseful links
Useful links
Explore these useful online resources designed to enhance speech, language, and communication skills with practical tips and information
Key word Level.docxKey Word Level
Key Word Level
Key word levels are used to describe how many important words in a sentence a child can understand and act upon. These are not just any words—they're the ones that carry meaning and help the child know what to do. Above is a screener to assess key word level.
Key Word Level Activities.pdfActivities to develop Key Word Level
Activities to develop Key Word Level
Here are a list of activities to develop Key Word Levels.
Prepositions 1.pdfPrepositions
Prepositions
Children typically learn prepositions in a predictable sequence, often influenced by their experiences and exposure. Here is some more information and a copy of the developmental order of prepositions.
Prepositions Master.pdfActivities to support understanding of Prepositions
Activities to support understanding of Prepositions
Here are some ideas of how to support and develop children's understanding of prepositions.
speech-sound-development-chart.pdfDevelopmental order of speech sound production
Developmental order of speech sound production
This chart outlines the sounds a child will be learning around certain ages, examples of words containing those sounds and the most common errors they make.
Widgit Speech Articulation Pack Guide.pdfWidgit speech articulation pack guide
Widgit speech articulation pack guide
These word and sentence sheets can be used to support both speech articulation and phonics teaching. The materials are based on an overlearning word sheet layout that allows students to practice multiple times.
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