Higher OrderThinking

Putting Words Together-Handout

Words that represent location, quantity,  descriptions, time, and feelings are all called basic concepts.  Understanding and using basic concepts help children communicate effectively, strengthen their vocabulary,  and learn to read and understand what they have written.

Below is a link for ideas on how to teach children basic concepts:

Basic Concept Words

Did you know that strong oral language skills in young children can predict reading and writing success?

Click on the link below for a handout for strategies to promote oral language in young children.

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Are you looking for how to help a late talker or language-delayed young child?  This article will give some ideas on how you can help promote great language development in your own home.

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Working Memory

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Are you looking for how to help a late talker or language-delayed young child?  This article will give some ideas on how you can help promote great language development in your own home.7-tips-for-working-with-a-child-with-a-language-delay

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