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What’s Up Wednesday

Today’s What’s Up Wednesday post is from The Buckeye Speech Path ( aka Ann Marie ). I saw her activity, Language Dice,…
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What’s Up Wednesday

What’s Up Wednesday

Today’s What’s Up Wednesday post comes from…me 🙂   Today I want to share with you some non-edible and free reinforcement…
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  • Basic concepts are the building blocks of language. They provide the base on which to follow directions, answer quetsions, define words... When kids start to learn these concepts simple, direct practice is key.
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