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Weekend Words: Objects of referenceWeekend Words: Objects of reference

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Weekend Words: Objects of reference

Chatting to your child can be one of the most effective ways for them to improve their speech and language. In this YouTube series, Weekend Words, our Speech and Language Therapy team will demonstrate key language strategies for you to try at home. View this video for ideas on how you can help your...

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Weekend Words: First and Then boardWeekend Words: First and Then board

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Weekend Words: First and Then board

Chatting to your child can be one of the most effective ways for them to improve their speech and language. In this YouTube series, Weekend Words, our Speech and Language Therapy team will demonstrate key language strategies for you to try at home. View this video for ideas on how you can help your...

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Visual support: TimetablesVisual support: Timetables

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Visual support: Timetables

What is a visual timetable? Visual timetables are a more permanent way of showing children what will happen rather than spoken language which is transient. Why use a visual timetable? Visual timetables are useful to help children: Understand what they are going to do as part of their school day See...

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