Communication

Children with speech disorders may have difficulty with;

• articulation: production of individual sounds
• phonology: order and sequence of sounds
• fluency: e.g. stuttering
• resonance: pitch, volume, or quality of the voice
• oral feeding: chewing and swallowing

Language disorders can be either receptive (listening and understanding) or expressive (speaking). If you have concerns about a child’s speech or language you should contact a Speech Pathologist, you can locate one here: http://www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au

Encouraging Speech

Fun Decks and Flash Cards

Literacy

Oral Motor

Bubbles

Chewy

Whistles and Blow Toys