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18 May 2026

Speech, Language and Communication Resources - May week 2

Books and Activities- Better communication begins at your child’s level. Learn how to make it part of everyday play.

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Book: Eyes, Nose, Belly, Toes by Krupa Playforth

A delightful first body book for toddlers aged 1-3, introducing body parts through simple language and bright illustrations.  The book offers a fun, interactive way to help toddlers learn about their bodies while enjoying quality time together.

What it offers

  • Helps children learn about their bodies, from eyes and nose to fingers and toes
  • Uses everyday moments like playtime and bath time to make learning relatable

Why parents love it

  • Interactive prompts encourage pointing, counting, and participation
  • Builds early vocabulary and body awareness
  • Inclusive and engaging for young children
     

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Link for Book on Amazon
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Activity: Play Simon Says!

A simple, fun game to build listening, copying, and body part awareness. Children follow actions only when they hear “Simon says,” helping them focus and think before acting.

How to play

Give easy instructions like “Simon says touch your nose” or “clap your hands,” and mix in a few without “Simon says” to keep it fun.

Why it’s great:

  • Boosts listening and attention
  • Builds body part vocabulary
  • Encourages copying and following directions

The game offers a quick, playful way to support learning through movement.

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