The new speech therapy solution for parents

Dear Parent

Welcome to Speech Club! We understand that many parents, like yourself, are concerned about their child's developmental language and communication skills. The impact of the Covid lockdown on children's development has added to frustrations regarding the speed and support provided by authorities.

Rest assured, you are not alone, and we are here to help you!

We have made everything simple and easy to follow. Just sign into your course and press play; you will be guided from there.

The first 3 sections in Speech Club focus on establishing pre-verbal skills and may seem very easy and basic. They have been intentionally designed that way. Please remember that Speech Club is for the children. So, watch those first sections to establish and tick off the foundations needed for further learning.

Our lessons are simple, structured, and designed to be watched and repeated multiple times. It's a bit like "Wax on/Wax off" in the Karate Kid movie. Our course gradually builds confidence and learning. They won't even realize they are learning, and the benefits may not be instantly revealed.

Our evidence-based results show that the course works. So please give it time to show results! If the videos are watched in short bursts and regularly, most parents see "significant improvements in 3 months," but many also notice improvements much sooner than that!

If you have any questions, please email one of our Speech Therapists; they will be happy to assist you with any concerns related to your specific child.

Thank you, and have fun!

Claire Whittaker & Claire Heslop
Paediatric Speech & Language Therapists

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COVERING LEVELS 1-6 AND WHAT THIS WILL TEACH YOUR CHILD.

1). Listening skills, eye contact and turn taking

Your child will develop listening skills, eye contact, and turn-taking awareness through listening and eye contact activities.

2). the start of sounds and making choices

Your child will learn to imitate sounds, actions, and some speech sounds, as well as make choices and understand the importance of communication.

3). Let's start using words

Your child will be able to follow simple instructions, identify objects, recognize facial expressions, and understand emotions.

4). EXPANDING YOUR CHILD’S VOCABULARY

Your child will expand their vocabulary and be able to name body parts, clothes, food, animals, and objects while understanding action words.

5). THE START OF MAKING SENTENCES

Your child will learn to speak in simple two-word phrases, understand advanced language concepts, such as describing size, location, temperature and cleanliness.

6). HOW TO TALK IN SENTENCES AND IDENTIFY THE SOUNDS WITHIN A WORD

Your child will develop the use of position words and three word phrases. They will also recognise the sounds within a word and be able to identify syllable length and the start of rhyme.

LEVEL 1
PART 1). HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S LISTENING SKILLS AND THEIR AWARENESS OF SOUNDS.

PART 2). THE IMPORTANCE OF TURN-TAKING AND HOW TO ENCOURAGE THIS SKILL.

PART 3). THE ART OF LOOKING. Why eye contact is so important for your child and how to improve it.

LEVEL 2

PART 4). SOUNDS BEFORE WORDS. Some easy sounds which your child may be able to make.

PART 5). IMITATION AND COPYING. How to encourage your child to imitate and copy you.

PART 6). THE IMPORTANCE OF CHOICE MAKING. How to encourage your child to make a choice.

LEVEL 3

PART 7). FOLLOWING SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. How to follow basic instructions and teach your child to understand simple commands.

PART 8). LEARNING HOW TO LINK VERBS AND NOUNS.

Learning how to link nouns and verbs. Teaching your child the function of the objects around them so that they begin to use early words appropriately.

PART 9). SOCIALISATION SKILLS. The importance of social skills and how we learn these skills alongside our development of language.

LEVEL 4

PART 10). "LET'S GET TALKING!" Early words and how to say them.

PART 11). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part One)

Four different lessons that help teach your child the names of body parts and clothing.

PART 12). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part Two)

How to teach your child the names of animals, transport and toys.

LEVEL 5

PART 13). HOW TO INTRODUCE VERBS. A collection of lessons showing you how to teach your child action words so that they can start to link words together.

PART 14). HOW TO PUT TWO WORDS TOGETHER. The start of your child linking basic words so they can start to say short phrases.

PART 15). HOW TO INTRODUCE EARLY CONCEPTS. Six lessons that teach your child to say the following words: big/little, up/down, hot/cold, open/shut, dirty/clean, front/back.

PART 16). HOW TO INTRODUCE PREPOSITIONS. Teaching your child the difference between the words in/on/under and encouraging them to say these words in short phrases.

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The new speech therapy solution for parents

LEVEL 1
PART 1). HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S LISTENING SKILLS AND THEIR AWARENESS OF SOUNDS.

PART 2). THE IMPORTANCE OF TURN-TAKING AND HOW TO ENCOURAGE THIS SKILL.

PART 3). THE ART OF LOOKING. Why eye contact is so important for your child and how to improve it.

LEVEL 2

PART 4). SOUNDS BEFORE WORDS. Some easy sounds which your child may be able to make.

PART 5). IMITATION AND COPYING. How to encourage your child to imitate and copy you.

PART 6). THE IMPORTANCE OF CHOICE MAKING. How to encourage your child to make a choice.

LEVEL 3

PART 7). FOLLOWING SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. How to follow basic instructions and teach your child to understand simple commands.

PART 8). LEARNING HOW TO LINK VERBS AND NOUNS.

Learning how to link nouns and verbs. Teaching your child the function of the objects around them so that they begin to use early words appropriately.

PART 9). SOCIALISATION SKILLS. The importance of social skills and how we learn these skills alongside our development of language.

LEVEL 4

PART 10). "LET'S GET TALKING!" Early words and how to say them.

PART 11). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part One)

Four different lessons that help teach your child the names of body parts and clothing.

PART 12). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part Two)

How to teach your child the names of animals, transport and toys.

LEVEL 5

PART 13). HOW TO INTRODUCE VERBS. A collection of lessons showing you how to teach your child action words so that they can start to link words together.

PART 14). HOW TO PUT TWO WORDS TOGETHER. The start of your child linking basic words so they can start to say short phrases.

PART 15). HOW TO INTRODUCE EARLY CONCEPTS. Six lessons that teach your child to say the following words: big/little, up/down, hot/cold, open/shut, dirty/clean, front/back.

PART 16). HOW TO INTRODUCE PREPOSITIONS. Teaching your child the difference between the words in/on/under and encouraging them to say these words in short phrases.

LEVEL 6

PART 17). HOW TO FORM SHORT SENTENCES. Teaching your child how to start to form three word sentences.

PART 18). HOW TO INTRODUCE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS. How to break words into separate sounds and also to identify the first sound of a word.

WE WILL BE SHOWING YOUR CHILD..

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The new speech therapy solution for parents

LEVEL 1 PART 1). HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S LISTENING SKILLS AND THEIR AWARENESS OF SOUNDS.

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PART 2). THE IMPORTANCE OF TURN-TAKING AND HOW TO ENCOURAGE THIS SKILL.

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PART 3). THE ART OF LOOKING. Why eye contact is so important for your child and how to improve it.

​

LEVEL 2

PART 4). SOUNDS BEFORE WORDS. Some easy sounds which your child may be able to make.

​

PART 5). IMITATION AND COPYING. How to encourage your child to imitate and copy you.

​

PART 6). THE IMPORTANCE OF CHOICE MAKING. How to encourage your child to make a choice.

​

LEVEL 3

PART 7). FOLLOWING SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. How to follow basic instructions and teach your child to understand simple commands.

​

PART 8). LEARNING HOW TO LINK VERBS AND NOUNS.

Learning how to link nouns and verbs. Teaching your child the function of the objects around them so that they begin to use early words appropriately.

​

PART 9). SOCIALISATION SKILLS. The importance of social skills and how we learn these skills alongside our development of language.​

​

LEVEL 4

PART 10). "LET'S GET TALKING!" Early words and how to say them.

​

PART 11). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part One)

Four different lessons that help teach your child the names of body parts and clothing.

​

PART 12). HOW TO DEVELOP VOCABULARY - (Part Two)

How to teach your child the names of animals, transport and toys.

​

LEVEL 5

PART 13). HOW TO INTRODUCE VERBS. A collection of lessons showing you how to teach your child action words so that they can start to link words together.

​

PART 14). HOW TO PUT TWO WORDS TOGETHER. The start of your child linking basic words so they can start to say short phrases.

​

PART 15). HOW TO INTRODUCE EARLY CONCEPTS. Six lessons that teach your child to say the following words: big/little, up/down, hot/cold, open/shut, dirty/clean, front/back.

​

PART 16). HOW TO INTRODUCE PREPOSITIONS. Teaching your child the difference between the words in/on/under and encouraging them to say these words in short phrases.

​​

LEVEL 6

PART 17). HOW TO FORM SHORT SENTENCES. Teaching your child how to start to form three word sentences.

​

PART 18). HOW TO INTRODUCE PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS. How to break words into separate sounds and also to identify the first sound of a word.

WE WILL BE SHOWING YOUR CHILD..

Send me some more information please

LEVEL 1
PART 1). HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S LISTENING SKILLS AND THEIR AWARENESS OF SOUNDS.

PART 9). SOCIALISATION SKILLS. The importance of social skills and how we learn these skills alongside our development of language.