A few weeks ago, I promised the fans of my Talking With Toddlers Facebook Page that I would give away something free if we reached 200 fans. Well, we reached that and then some! We are now up to 253 likes. If you haven't yet liked our Facebook page please go like it now. In addition to toddler speech and language tips, we offer parenting articles, toddler recipes, children's activities, and lots of great information for your kids!
I've decided to offer the freebie via my blog. Although I'm a little late getting it together (my family and I are in the process of buying a house now that we're settled in Mississippi after moving here in December of last year), I thought late was better than never, right?
The freebie focuses on the early developing speech sound /b/. Toddlers should be able to say this sound by the age of 2 to 3. Not only does this lesson focus on the /b/ sound, it also targets vocabulary and toddler language skills. The activities for the /b/ sound were taken from my book, Talking With Toddlers - 52 Tips to Boost Speech and Language Skills. Be sure to check out my book if you're looking for more ways to stimulate your toddler's speech and language skills!
Here's your freebie:
I've decided to offer the freebie via my blog. Although I'm a little late getting it together (my family and I are in the process of buying a house now that we're settled in Mississippi after moving here in December of last year), I thought late was better than never, right?
The freebie focuses on the early developing speech sound /b/. Toddlers should be able to say this sound by the age of 2 to 3. Not only does this lesson focus on the /b/ sound, it also targets vocabulary and toddler language skills. The activities for the /b/ sound were taken from my book, Talking With Toddlers - 52 Tips to Boost Speech and Language Skills. Be sure to check out my book if you're looking for more ways to stimulate your toddler's speech and language skills!
Here's your freebie:
| early_speech_sound_b.pdf |
With the file below, you can have your toddler point to the pictures as you name them, he/she can name them as you point to them, you can talk about them with your toddler while targeting the /b/ sound, hide them around a room and let your toddler find them while naming the pictures, etc.
| initial_b_words.pdf |
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