Easy Example

Click to Download PDF Version Remark on what is happening all around you. Add words during your child’s activities. Encourage him to be imaginative and talkative in his play. Describe what a baby sees and does. Narrate a toddler’s participation in routines. Comment to a preschooler on actions and feelings in stories. As you “become…

Click to Download PDF Version Learning to listen takes experience. Provide a child with opportunities to listen first, next listen with a visual cue, then listen again. To add visuals as needed: Use objects in babies’ play. Put gestures in toddlers’ routines. Provide pictures in preschoolers’ activities. By building an auditory sandwich (hear/see/hear) you offer…