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      <image:title>Blog - SLP Book Reading Tip: Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? - Can you spot the infamous Brown Bear, Brown Bear book?  There's a reason this one's so popular among speech therapists! It's one of those books that really encourages participation and communication. • Predictable pattern = kids learn the structure fast • Repetition = more chances to hear and practice new words • Simple sentences = less cognitive load, more talking • Easy to build cloze phrases (“Brown Bear, Brown Bear… I see a ___”), where you can pause and let your child fill in. Simple books can be powerful language tools!</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Sensory Play: Supporting Language Development - ✨ Why sensory play supports speech &amp; language development:</image:title>
      <image:caption>Did you know… sensory development and sensory-rich experiences support speech and language outcomes? Sensory play… Creates natural motivation to communicate (more, wow, go, soft) Builds vocabulary through real, hands-on experiences Supports the ability to process and interpret sensory information, which language relies upon Encourages back-and-forth interaction and joint attention Supports the sensory-motor foundations that speech can build on Lowers pressure — and language grows best when play feels safe and fun And best of all, if often doesn’t require you buying anything extra! ✨ Try sensory play like: Water, sand, or messy play Movement (swinging, climbing, crashing, dancing) Tactile play (playdough, slime, sensory bins) Sound play (music, instruments, fun sounds)  Sensory play helps build the brain-body foundation that supports our communication. And–it’s fun!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Using a play (or real!) kitchen to support language Pretend play is a powerful way to build communication — especially when adults join in. Try this: Follow your child’s lead and talk about what they’re doing Model simple words &amp; short phrases (cut, it’s hot, I’m stirring, more) Model actions for our little ones to copy (wash, cut, put on, stir) Use commenting over questioning (“You’re chopping!” vs. “What are you doing?”) Add choices (apple or banana?) Model talking about opposite concepts (what’s dirty vs. clean, hot vs. cold, on vs. off) Model social communication with our older children (what would you like?, I like strawberries, how about you?) Act out simple routines (cook → eat → clean up) ✨ Real kitchens count too — everyday moments = language moments.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - Stroke &amp;amp; Brain Injury – Adult Speech Therapy - Did you know...Cove Therapies in Saskatoon offers speech-language therapy for adults too? Many people associate speech therapy with pediatrics, but we can support people through the lifespan! Cove's SLP has additional training and experience supporting individuals post-stroke or brain-injury in areas such as:  Aphasia — difficulty understanding or expressing language ️ Apraxia of speech — difficulty planning and coordinating speech movements  Cognitive-communication — changes in attention, memory, and problem-solving that affect communication  Reading and writing — challenges with reading, spelling, or written expression Supporting people as they reconnect with communication after these life-changing events is incredibly meaningful work to be a part of!</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Bilingualism &amp;amp; Language Development - Bilingualism Myth-Buster ⭐ This is a question speech therapists receive often, so let’s discuss! Studies find that learning more than one language does not cause delays in language development. Bilingual children may mix languages as they learn, but this is a normal and healthy part of development.  Using more than one language can allow children to build and maintain meaningful ties to their culture, family, and community. It may also strengthen overall communication and early academic skills. Tips for families:  Start early. Use your languages with your child as early as you can; the more input the better.    Keep speaking the language you’re most comfortable speaking in. Quality and quantity are important.   Read and sing in both languages (separately) when you can.   Use daily routines for natural language practice. Note: If you're noticing speech or language delays, these delays are likely to show up across languages. In this case, it's best to chat with an SLP!</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Imitation: A Building Block of Language</image:title>
      <image:caption>If you’re worried about a late talker or want to support your little one’s early communication skills, this is for you! Before words come lots of smaller imitation steps. These early skills build the foundation for language, so if a child isn’t copying words yet, they may need support earlier in the sequence. This visual breaks down 8 "stages" of imitation — all great skills to model with your baby! 1️⃣ Imitates actions with objects:  Examples: putting a toy in a bucket, pushing a car 2️⃣ Imitates communicative gestures:   Examples: waving, pointing, clapping 3️⃣ Imitates non-verbal actions with face &amp; mouth:  Examples: opening mouth, sticking out tongue 4️⃣ Imitates vocalizations in play:  Examples: snoring, car/animal sounds, squealing 5️⃣ Imitates exclamatory words:    Examples: uh oh, boo, yay, mmm, wow 6️⃣ Imitates verbal routines:  Examples: ready-set-go, peek-a-boo, early songs</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Speech therapy doesn’t always look like sitting at a table. And that’s a good thing! When kids move, climb, bounce, swing, they’re not “just playing”… they’re building the foundation for many skills, including language.  Supporting sensory needs and gross motor skills during speech therapy sessions can help kids stay regulated, engaged, and ready to communicate!  And thankfully, Cove is located in the best space for this, at Kids Physio Group Saskatoon!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Every child’s speech journey is unique, and that’s expected! Some sounds errors correct themselves naturally, while others may take a bit more time or benefit from extra help. If you ever have questions or wonder whether your child’s speech is on track, checking in early won't hurt! Milestone charts can serve as a nice guide, but early support from an speech-language pathologist (SLP) can often benefit children in building clear, confident communication skills.  This graphic is shows the average ages children typically learn to pronounce English consonant sounds clearly (McLeod &amp; Crowe, 2018). 2-3 Years: p, b, m, d, n, h, t, k, g, w, ng, f , y 4 Years: l, j, ch, s, v, sh, z 5 Years: r, zh, th (voiced) 6 Years: th (voiceless)</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Did you know... Play-based speech therapy isn’t just fun — it’s evidence-based! Research suggests that play creates the perfect setting to help kids connect, learn, and grow their communication skills. It also helps them develop social skills, problem-solving skills, confidence, and more. Play IS learning!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Communication is colourful!  Because it doesn’t look the same for everyone. It might be spoken words, signs, gestures, pictures, or devices. Every individual expresses themselves and connects in their own unique way — and that diversity is something to celebrate.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Wondering what your SLP can work on with you or your loved one in speech therapy? Believe it or not, it's a lot more than speech! Here's just a taste. ✨ Speech: How we make sounds and words with our oral mechanisms. It includes pronunciation (articulation), how fluently we speak, and the quality of our voice. Language &amp; AAC: Expressive: Our use of language (including words, gestures &amp; signs, symbols, and speech-generating devices) to share thoughts, ideas, and feelings. Receptive: Our understanding of language. Social Communication: How we use language to connect with others. It includes things like taking turns in conversation, staying on topic, and understanding body language &amp; social cues. Pre-Literacy &amp; Literacy: Literacy is the ability to read, write, and understand written language. Pre-literacy includes the early building blocks for reading and writing.</image:caption>
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