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Homework

I do not normally give homework, but it is a good idea to practice your speech
sounds at home. Try to put all speech & language worksheets in one place at
home such as in a drawer or in a folder.  Every day get out one worksheet (or
more) and spend a few minutes saying the words out loud to another person.


                         TIPS FOR SPEECH THERAPY HOMEWORK 

 *  Encourage and praise your child's communication attempts.
 *  Set a good example for your child. Speak clearly and repeat if necessary.
 *  Give your child enough time to respond.
 *  Give your child accurate and positive feedback. (Avoid saying "that's 
    wrong" or "no".)
    
    Try saying things like:
        *  "I like the way you said that word!"
        *  "That was a good 'k' sound!"
        *  "Try again, like this.........(you pronounce the sound again)"
        *  "Good try, but not quite right."
        *  You can repeat the word with an emphasis on the sound and have the
           child repeat after you. You can give the child a choice, for 
           example, "Is it a tat or a cat?"

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