How can I improve my child’s speech sounds with home schooling?
Ten top tips to improve your child’s speech at home:- Make a list of the sounds your child is confusing eg they say ‘tea’ for...
Sarah Davis
What do I need to do to get my child ready for school following the Covid-19 pandemic?
Many parents/carers are starting to evaluate the effects of the pandemic on their pre-schoolers. With the lack of preschool/nursery...
Supporting your Child’s development
Sharing one more activity with you all before we break up for the Summer (phew we made it!). Activity: Teaching inferences from pictures...
More ideas to support your child’s vocabulary development!
Activity: Naming words for a given category Why?: Being able to sort words into categories is how our brains learn words! It gives us a way...
15 minute ideas to support your child during Coronavirus lockdown
Vocabulary game: Sorting pictures/words into categories Why?: Being able to sort words into categories is how our brains learn words! It...
In changing times, do you require a change in speech and language therapy provider in your school or college?
It’s to be expected that given this global pandemic you might be looking to reevaluate your Speech and Language Therapy service...
15 minute ideas to support your child during Coronavirus lockdown
It’s Mental Health Awareness week! In the spirit of things, we’re sharing a simple calming activity you can do at home with your child....
15 minute ideas to support your child during Coronavirus lockdown
As discussed in our previous post, it is hard for many children think flexibly about situations. This is especially harder for children...
Accessing online Speech and Language Therapy at home and in schools during the COVID 19 lockdown
During this period of lockdown Integrated Treatment Services has been able to readily support all of our education and care settings across...
15 minute ideas to try at home: Vocab Ideas
This a good resource for younger children and easy to use. You can make a vocabulary card (see below on left for example) or use a word map...
