Dot markers 🎨 a fun, simple activity for tiny hands that also serves as a great language opportunity! Repetition of simple words/phrases, as well as opportunities for requesting, increasing utterance length and turn taking! We just recently got these washable dot markers and love them! Comment “markers” for a direct link! 🔗 #dotmarkers #kidscrafts #toddleractivities #toddlersoftiktok

5 easy ways to incorporate speech and sensory play together: 1️⃣ NOUNS: Instead of asking “whats this?”Identify objects as you find them and repeat that word multiple times throughout the activity “I’m looking for the bird, bird where are you? Let’s find a bird!” 2️⃣ VERBS: Model verbs as you play “scoop” “pick up” “got it” “I see” “I found” “squish” “open” “close” 3️⃣ EXPANDING UTTERANCE LENGTH: “I see a ___,” every time the child discovers something in the bin 4️⃣ TURN TAKING: put just one spo

SLP favorite alert 🥞 I love an educational toy that actually earns its spot in the therapy room—and Pancake Pile-Up has been a go-to for me for 5 years. This one game targets so much: ✔️ engagement & joint attention ✔️ articulation practice ✔️ sequencing & turn-taking ✔️ expanding length of utterance ✔️ spatial concepts (on, under, next to) ✔️ following directions And the best part? It’s budget-friendly and a total crowd favorite with my kids. Perfect for ages 2.5 through 8–9 depending on goals