Archive for March, 2015

At Treetop, our Speech and Language therapists are often asked for strategies to facilitate a conversation that starts with the common question “What did you do today at school?”. Sarah Moudry, from the Montessori Blog, provides some practical ideas that may help children share more information about their day, for example: “(…) On…

At Treetop, our Speech and Language therapists work with a range of speech difficulties that sometimes impact significantly on the children’s intelligibility. Elizabeth Gunner, from SpeechBlogUK, highlighted a few great strategies that both parents and professional can use when communicating with children whose speech is unclear. For example: Show them you…

At Treetop, our Speech and Language therapists like Peppa Pig too! Twinkleboost Blog published a few simple ideas using Peppa Pig such as “(…) Peppa Pig stories focus on key vocabulary that toddlers and pre schoolers are likely to come across in their daily lives.  Toddlers need to hear a word many…

Our Speech and Language therapists at Treetop are always searching for fun games that parents can use at home to target a range of language areas. This website shows 6 fun games that target children’s ability to follow directions.   Treetop Speech and Language therapy, Singapore.