All Entries Tagged With: "teachmetotalk.com"

Therapy Tip of the Week for 3.14.13

Using Social Games like Peek-a-boo with Toddlers:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Learning to play a social game like Peek-a-boo is CRITICAL first step in helping a child learn to understand and use words.
Click here for the article I posted earlier this week listed step-by-step instructions for teaching a child to play Peek-a-boo.  
Here’s a link to an article with even more ideas for [...]

Structured Teaching for Valentine’s Day Therapy Guide

If you’ve wanted to try one of my new Therapy Guides, here’s your chance at a special price!
Until 2/11/13 this Therapy Guide is only $9.99!
After that day, the price returns to the regular price of $19.99.
You’ll receive an access code to a watch a 53 minute video and a 12 page written summary. Don’t miss [...]

Winter Therapy Guide

Here’s a preview of my Winter Therapy Guide:

This Winter Therapy Guide is filled with ideas for working with small groups of young children. It’s great for:
· Speech pathologists and other therapists who see toddlers or young preschoolers in settings like early intervention, daycare, or preschool classrooms.

· SLPs who work with toddlers at home with their [...]

Therapy Tip of the Week for 2.2.13

Here’s the latest Therapy Tip of the Week:

 
For more information about the Winter Therapy Guide, click here.

Creating Verbal Routines Therapy Guide

Here’s my latest Therapy Guide from teachmetotalk.com and myei2.com!
If you’ve liked my DVDs and Therapy Tip of the Week clips, then this Therapy Guide is for you! Therapy Guides are PERFECT for parents or therapists who want immediate information without waiting for a DVD to arrive in the mail! It’s an ideal solution for those who [...]

Therapy Tip of the Week 8.3.12

Here’s this week’s Therapy Tip of the Week:

 
Farm Animal Ideas
This week’s segment provides ideas for using farm animals during play with toddlers to target language.
Animals are universally appealing to young children, even for kids who live in metropolitan areas!
Use this natural interest to keep a child engaged while teaching new words. Focus on teaching words [...]

Therapy Tip of the Week 7.15.12

Here’s this week’s Therapy Tip of the Week:

 
Therapy Tip of the Week 7.15.12
In this week’s video I’m discussing how to incorporate language into movement activities for very young children. Many times adults want a child to “sit down” and “listen,” but often our little friends with language delays also have sensory processing differences and NEED [...]

Therapy Tip of the Week for 6.29.12

Therapy Tip of the Week is back…. from our new office too!

Helping Toddlers Learn to Identify Pictures
Watch for practical ways for helping toddlers learn to point to pictures on request.
If a toddler doesn’t understand many words yet, stick to objects first!
If a child isn’t letting you read WITH him or her, then you’ll know [...]

Building Verbal Imitation in Toddlers

teachmetalk.com is so excited to announce the release of the new book Building Verbal Imitation in Toddlers in early May 2012.
Read the following description of the “theory” behind this approach written by Laura Mize, pediatric speech-language pathologist and founder of teachmetotalk.com:
Imitation is the core skill that many late talkers, regardless of their official diagnosis, [...]

Therapy Tip of the Week 3.16.12

Here’s this week’s video with activities for Easter:

Therapy Tip of the Week for 3.16.12
Easter wind-up toys are a fun way to teach initiation and requesting. There’s a whole “how to” section for using wind-up toys in my book Teach Me To Play WITH You.
The video contains several ideas for using Easter [...]