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My first Learn-to-Talk things that go

"Help little ones learn to talk with fun-to-read rhymes, written by an early speech expert! Created by a speech-language pathologist, My First Learn-to-Talk: Things that Go uses a proven approach designed to help little ones master the skills they need as they learn to talk and communicate. Each pag...

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Main Author: Cohen, Stephanie (Children's author) (Author)
Other Authors: Dale-Scott, Lindsay, 1991- (Illustrator)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: Naperville, Illinois : Sourcebooks eXplore, [2022]
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Language arts (Early childhood)
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Summary:"Help little ones learn to talk with fun-to-read rhymes, written by an early speech expert! Created by a speech-language pathologist, My First Learn-to-Talk: Things that Go uses a proven approach designed to help little ones master the skills they need as they learn to talk and communicate. Each page features: A simple, exclamatory sound that is easy for little ones to replicate and can be used to build bigger words; Rhythm and rhyme to encourage repetition and help keep babies engaged, even before they can understand the text; Real photographs that model correct mouth positions and support socio-emotional learning"--
Item Description:On board pages.
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 21 cm
ISBN:9781728248134
1728248132
Author Notes:Stephanie Cohen, M.A., CCC-SLP, CLC is a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist, lactation counselor, and mother who has been working with infants and toddlers for more than 20 years. Her mission is to empower each parent to be their child's best teacher by supporting emotional connection and early language learning. Stephanie is also a mentor, speaker, and consultant who supports students and clinicians in the field. She hosts workshops, presents to international audiences, and has been an invited speaker at Northwestern University and for the Illinois Early Intervention Training Program. Stephanie's work is featured on www.speechpathology.com and www.occupationaltherapy.com, professional continuing education sites with international audiences. Stephanie maintains a private practice in Northbrook, IL, where she lives with her husband, three children, and two dogs.

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