How to help a child with dysphasia: 5 books that make speech therapy exercises fun

Materials to help a child with dysphasia

Many children with dysphasia or language disorders omit or reverse words in sentences and have difficulty with pronunciation. Our game books offer you the opportunity to stimulate these aspects in a fun way.

These books have been designed to specifically meet the needs of speech therapists, specialized educators, daycare educators, parents, preschool teachers...

Here is a video of Caroline Martin, speech therapist and founder of Symbolicone. Watch the video to discover speech therapy exercises to do with children and tips on using the game books.

The set of 5 magnetic books is the ideal tool to stimulate various objectives related to communication development. For example:

• The pronunciation of a targeted sound (Ex: Your child says: "Tanard" instead of "Canard").

• The construction of a basic vocabulary repertoire that will help him communicate his requests and comments.

• The construction of simple sentences (subject+verb+complement).

• It also facilitates the use of pictograms and signs (LSF and Quebec Signed French repertoire) to support or supplement speech as needed.

Click on the image to order the set of 5 books.