Happy Opposite Day! Have you ever played the opposite game? You may have heard of the game where someone might say a phrase like “I am going down the slide first. Then, you might respond with “We are playing the opposite game! You have to go last.” The game is a childhood favorite for sure. […]
Do you want to build a snowman?! One of the most fun things to do in the winter is build a snowman. However, many of us do not have snow. Check out this activity that allows your child to build a snowman indoors. The best thing about this activity is that it is not only […]
NEW YEAR’S AND WH- QUESTIONS We are finally in a new year! Happy 2021! As we all know, a new year means looking forward to new adventures, new lessons, new friendships, and many more things. Today one of our speech language pathologists will teach you how to target wh- questions and the New Year […]
It is cookie baking time! Santa will be packing up his sled, leaving the North Pole, and coming to homes around the world to deliver toys to children in just a couple of weeks! Boys and girls around the world will be greeting him with milk and cookies, as he comes down the chimney to […]
Sequencing in December Has your Elf on the Shelf come to your house yet? Many elves are leaving the North Pole and are taking up residence in their new holiday homes. Some elves leave fun treats for children to play with or eat. Parents if your family’s elf leaves these surprises, why not use them […]
Today we are going to learn more about those pesky WH questions. Scroll to the bottom for a video on a fun Thanksgiving themed WH question activity. First, What are Wh- Questions? Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Second, Why are Wh- Questions important? Asking wh-questions may promote the development of children’s vocabulary and verbal […]
July is National Ice Cream Month, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate summer than to make a sweet treat with your child! Recipes are a great way to work on speech and language goals, including receptive and expressive language, sequencing items, and reading. (You can also work in some fine motor […]
Developing imaginary play skills in not only critical for your child’s social skill development, but also for the development of their language skills, and the ability to think creatively and solve problems. Some children can struggle with abstract skills like imaginary play; however, we have some quick tips that can help you teach your child […]
Does your family plan a weekly movie night? Are you looking for creative ways to practice language skills this summer? Movie nights can be more than just about relaxing with the family, they are also a wonderful way to assist in developing language skills. Practicing “Wh” questions before movie night is a great way to […]
Project Play Therapy is hiring for a Lead Speech Language Pathologist to lead our team of school-based SLPs. If you are interested in the position, or know someone who would be a great fit – we would love to hear from you. Candidates should meet the following qualifications: Master’s Degree in Communication Disorders / Speech-Language […]