Language Resources

Language therapy focuses on building comprehension, expression, grammar, and social language skills. 

1. Read and Talk

• After reading a book, ask questions like:
  
  

  • “What happened first?”
    
    

  • “Why did the character feel ___?”
    
    

  • “What do you think will happen next?”
    
    

2. Guess the Item (Describing Game)

• Take turns describing an object without naming it.
  
  

• “It’s round, you bounce it, and you can throw it.”
  
  

3. Category Sort

• Choose a category (e.g., animals, food) and name as many items as possible.
  
  

• Challenge: Sort items into groups or tell how they’re alike/different.
  
  

4. Simon Says with Directions

• Give 2–3 step directions: “Touch your nose, then clap your hands.”
  
  

• You can also use silly ones to make it fun: “Hop like a bunny and roar like a lion!”
  
  

5. Build-a-Story

• Start a story together. Each person adds one sentence.
  
  

• Example: “Once upon a time, a dog found a treasure map…”
  Encourage full sentences and rich details.