How to practise What questions

How to practise What questions

Posted by SpotAdmin on Sunday, September 11, 2022 in Conversation, Early Intervention Program, Education, Speech Therapy,

Try with open ended questions. Let's start with his daily routine that he see daily.
Example here are cloth you wear today.

Answer should begin with One word then Two words then sentence then full sentences with description. Try now!

Daily Routine

Question 1: Are you wearing white T-Shirt today?
Answer: Yes
- Testing on Yes/No question. To check if he knows the different between Yes/No.

Once he is able to answer above Question 1, then continue with sentence. Rather than only Yes/No, start with sentence.

Question 2: What are you wearing today?
Answer: I am wearing T-Shirt.
- To be able to answer what is he wearing.

Once he is able to answer above Question 2, then continue with expansion of answer.

Question 3: What is the colour of T-shirt you are wearing today?

Answer: I am wearing White colour T-shirt
- To be able to answer what colour and what is he wearing.

Once he is able to answer above Question 3, then continue with even longer expansion of answer.

Question 3: What is the colour of T-shirt you are wearing today?

Answer: I am wearing White colour T-shirt
- To be able to answer what colour and what is he wearing.

Picture/Flash Card

We can also start with picture to learn 

1. Verb

2. Vocabulary

3. Questions

4. Answer

Question 1: What is the child doing?
Answer: The boy is sleeping.

- Kid able to identify is a girl or a boy

- Kid able to identify What is the boy doing?

Once he is able to answer above Question 1, then guide the kid to answer in a longer answer.

Elaborate the answer: The boy is sleeping on the bed.

- to elaborate more on where is the boy sleeping

Once he is able to elaborate more on the action and where. then try with colours.

Elaborate more on the answer: The boy is sleeping on the blue bed.

- to elaborate more on the bed colour

Try more on What are they doing Question here!

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What shape pattern come next?

What shape pattern come next?

Posted by SpotAdmin on Monday, August 22, 2022 in Early Intervention Program, Education, Mathematics, Speech Therapy, Worksheet,

Kids can learn observation and sequencing. 

 Suitable for: Early Intervention Program, Speech Therapy, Pre-School, Primary 1

How to use:

1. Right click the image --> Save Image As to your folder/photo gallery.

2. You can either download and print it out. or

2. You can download as photo into your phone or tablet. Edit the Photo and write your answer in using your finger or phone pencil if is available.

Read more here. 

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Speech therapy: Improve literacy and vocabulary preschooler - the word Before and After

Speech therapy: Improve literacy and vocabulary preschooler - the word Before and After

Posted by SpotAdmin on Wednesday, March 03, 2021 in Education, Speech Therapy, Vocabulary,

Learn before and after.

You can draw what he usually do. Things that related to your little one. This is what my little one do every morning he get up from bed.

He is start to show improvement using “after”, but “before” still vague. He start to master it after 2-3 weeks of practise. Children need pictures for them to visualise and understand what that word means. They will be able to understand easily with example related to them.

Then they can start use it daily.

First explain the picture in sequence here. Highlight the word Before and After during the explanation.

 Questions:

1. What do you do before Brush teeth?

2. What do you after Wear Mask?

3. What do you do before drink milk?

4. What do you do after wear Shoe?

Week

Questions:

1. What day come after Monday?

2. What day come before Wednesday?

3. What day come after Friday?

4. What day come before Monday?

Year

Questions:

1. What year come after February?

2. What year come before September?

3. What year come after April?

4. What year come before January?

Always show him the picture above when asking. Change the question and practise till he got the concept right.

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