Talking to herself

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  • Understanding sentence structure
  • Developing vocabulary
  • Improving pronunciation and enunciation
  • Practicing storytelling and imaginative thinking
  • Building confidence in speaking and expressing oneself

Encourage the child to continue talking to herself and engaging in imaginative play. Provide opportunities for the child to tell stories and express herself through creative writing or drawing. Read books together and discuss new vocabulary words. Play games that involve speaking and listening, such as "Simon Says" or "I Spy".

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