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Dear families,
Dear families,
Welcome and thanks for visiting our website! Feel free to look around at your own pace. We hope you’ll find helpful tools and ideas to support your child’s communication and language learning in ways that fit your family.
Welcome and thanks for visiting our website! Feel free to look around at your own pace. We hope you’ll find helpful tools and ideas to support your child’s communication and language learning in ways that fit your family.
Just by talking and spending time with your child every day, you’re already helping them grow their communication skills. Keep it up—you’re making a big difference!
Just by talking and spending time with your child every day, you’re already helping them grow their communication skills. Keep it up—you’re making a big difference!
Why Communication Matters at School
Why Communication Matters at School
Talking, listening, and sharing ideas are important skills that help kids do well in school. In class, students need to understand words used in lessons and directions. They also need ways to share their thoughts—by speaking, writing, or using other tools.
Talking, listening, and sharing ideas are important skills that help kids do well in school. In class, students need to understand words used in lessons and directions. They also need ways to share their thoughts—by speaking, writing, or using other tools.
This website was made to give families helpful information about how kids learn to speak, understand, and use language. You’ll also find fun and simple things you can do at home to support your child’s goals in speech, language, and reading.
This website was made to give families helpful information about how kids learn to speak, understand, and use language. You’ll also find fun and simple things you can do at home to support your child’s goals in speech, language, and reading.
You can talk to your school’s Speech-Language Pathologist to figure out a good place to start. Then, pick a tab to explore activities and tips that match what your child is working on.
You can talk to your school’s Speech-Language Pathologist to figure out a good place to start. Then, pick a tab to explore activities and tips that match what your child is working on.
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