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Augmentative Communication Devices | Toddlers & Preschoolers | Pre-Kindergarten
through Early Elementary School | Third through Fifth Grades | Pre-Teens
and Teens | Focusing on Areas of Strength | Products
to Help with Other Concerns | Parents and Professionals' Library | Speechville Paraphernalia
Augmentative
Communication Devices
Augmentative
Communication Devices: A Side by Side Comparison
Toddlers and Preschoolers
Sign Language Products Sign is an often-recommended alternative means of communication while your child learns to communicate verbally.
Toys to Encourage Speech and Language Development These toys talk and/or respond with sound.
Books with Rhyming and Repetition Rhyming and repetition encourage the acquisition of speech and language
Books and Videos that Feature Animal Sounds and Other Familiar Non-Language Sounds. "Non-language" sounds are great for easing into speech work:
Music CDs to Facilitate Speech and Language in Children
Toys to Encourage Oral Motor Development blowing bubbles, musical instruments that help to develop oral motor strength and other similar products
Sensory Integration Toys and Games
Children's Computer Programs: Pre-School
DVD and Video
Communicating through Pictures and Symbols
Toys to Encourage Gross Motor
Fun with Puppets
Pre-Kindergarten through Early Elementary School
Toys to Develop Reading Skills Pre-K, Kindergarten, and Early Elementary School Years
Children's Computer Programs: Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade
Children's Computer Programs: Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grades
Books to Learn to Read By and books to help parents to teach your children to read
LeapFrog and other Electronic Products electronic
systems, videos and DVDs to engage children in communicating and reading
Toys to Encourage Fine Motor Skills
Toys to Encourage Math Skills Development
Third through Fifth Grades
Products to Develop Speech and Language Skills for Children in the Later Elementary Years
Software and Educational Tools for Children in the Later Elementary Years
Products for Encouraging Writing
Developing Athletic Skills
Pre-Teens and Teens
College Preparation
Tools for Teens
Focusing on Areas of Strength
Using Visual Strategies: Children with speech-language impairments, while frequently having difficulty with auditory/verbal skills, may have very strong visual skills. Stengthening and expanding upon these skills can provide for a way of compensating for the areas of difficulty.
Products to Help with Other Concerns
Educating Children About Special Needs:
Social Skills and Appropriate Behavior
Bedtime Help
Bathtime, Making it Fun
Bullying
Toilet Training
Parents and Professionals' Library
General literature about speech, language and special needs
Professional Literature about Language and Communication
Literature for Teachers
General Parenting Products and Information
Specific speech-language impairments
Accompanying Conditions
Specific areas of the journey to help your child with his or her language impairment:
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