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EXPRESSIVE & RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE

Triveni Goswami Vernal (Registered Special Educator: A64010) In the previous blog, I had shed light on the distinction between Speech, Language and Communication. Regardless of the fact, whether a child/individual can speak, is an unreliable speaker or is completely non-speaking, the focus of communication should include both the components of Expressive & Receptive Language. SO, WHAT IS…

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Working on some new Say & Play Communication Kits! Theme based and I am loving these new objects for the “Adventure” theme! #sayandplay #speechlanguagetherapy #expressivelanguage #speechactivities #speechandlanguagekids #montessori #montessoriathome #homeschool #homeschoollife #speechandsmile https://www.instagram.com/p/CNxk_jwsQTO/?igshid=1doib48gshr5t

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A favourite for instigating vocabulary and expressive speech in boy toddlers - and girls too who are interested! Great in kinetic sand or a gravel pit! #language #languagelearning #speech #expressivelanguage #vocabulary #toddler #toddlerdevelopment #ruthbarker #thelittlekidspeciist #littlekisthings #toddlereducationservices (at Toddler Education Services Pty Ltd.)

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I use this pictured common objects all the time. The goal is for the child to appropriately label the age appropriate pictured common action using the correct pronoun, copula verb "to be" (is/are) and present progress verb. Young kids have a hard time with he/she/ his/her/their. Practicing these verbal descriptions really helps to generalize this skill. #speech #speechtherapy #understanding #expressivelanguage #receptivelanguage #slp #slps #slpeeps #verbs #education #syntax #morphology #grammar

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2nd grade: reading + visual art mr. pereda how can a picture represent an idea?

at ashe, we are back to school, learning and making art together!

in the 2nd grade, we introduced ourselves using pictures. each student chose a postcard with an image that shows others something about who they are. then, we shared our observations and ideas aloud with the class.

Ja'Nell said:

The picture has lots of lights. Some of them are bright. The sky is orange and it looks like nighttime. The sun is going down. And you see this part? It's black. The floor is pretty. It looks like ice. It looks like ice when you drive on the highway. Everywhere on the paper has lights but only some are on. Some buildings have pointy things.

I picked this because it is my favorite one that I like. It represents I went here one time -- it was out about where I was living at in Palmetto, near where my Grandma lives at. This picture makes me feel happy and has a lot of details in it. It makes me happy because it would be fun. I want to bring a book like this home.