Objective
By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to express simple words and phrases clearly, improving their speech articulation and confidence in speaking.
Materials and Prep
- No specific materials are needed, just a comfortable space to play and talk.
- Prepare to engage the child with enthusiasm and encouragement.
- Be ready to repeat words and phrases to model clear speech.
Activities
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Animal Sounds Game:
Make animal sounds together! Take turns making sounds of different animals and encourage the child to repeat them. This will help with articulation and sound recognition.
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Story Time with Actions:
Read a short story and act out the characters together. Encourage the child to say words or phrases related to the story as they act, helping them practice their speech in a fun way.
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Sing Songs:
Choose a simple song and sing together. Encourage the child to join in on the words. Singing helps with rhythm and pronunciation.
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Imitative Play:
Play a game where you say a word and the child has to imitate you. Use simple words like "ball," "car," or "dog." This helps them practice sounds and words in a playful manner.
Talking Points
- "Can you make the sound of a cow? It goes 'moo'!"
- "Let's be the characters in our story! What does a lion say?"
- "Singing is fun! Can you sing with me? Let's say 'la la la!'"
- "Can you say 'ball' after me? 'Ball!' Great job!"