Black History Month WH- Questions Book The month of February is known as Black History Month, a time to remember and shine a light on notable people and events that have impacted the world. Use our printable with your child to learn about seven significant people and practice answering WH- questions! What are WH- questions? […]
Snowball Conversations Everyone loves a good snowball fight, but not everyone likes to go out in the cold! What if we told you that you can also work on social skills while having a snowball fight indoors. Here is a fun winter themed activity, from one of our ABA therapists, that you can do […]
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’s Music Time… This time of year, holiday and winter music is all around us! Holiday songs are not only fun to sing but can be used as a fun way to practice answering “wh” questions. Scroll to the bottom to watch the video from our music therapist. Our music therapist uses “wh” questions about […]
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 […]
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving! Many of us will spend the day cooking and eating lots of good food! However, it is also a day to spend time with friends and family while expressing gratitude and thanks. Eventhough Thanksgiving may look different for many people this year, we can still find things that we can be grateful […]
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 […]
Project Play’s best pediatric speech therapy practice activities to do with your kids on the go! Many families leave speech-language therapy sessions with some sort of homework: practice a specific sound for articulation, work on asking and answering questions or build new vocabulary. However, between extra curricular activities and school work it can be tough to find […]