Reach Speech: for kids

SPEECH THERAPY SIMULATOR is a unique technique based on the natural stages of the child’s speech development. Experts in speech therapy and pedagogics put their hearts into this game, and their experience will help your child start talking. Experienced SLP method will help speech therapists and parents stimulate their student’s/child’s first steps in talking – from simple sounds to first words and phrases. 500 000+ parents and speech therapists choose us: - Suitable both for children with regular speech development as well as speech disorders, hearing, speech or intellectual disabilities, as well as learning difficulties (autism, dysarthria, dyspraxia, specific language impairment, speech delay etc.) - Successfully tested through scientific research - Safe: no Ads, no wi-fi needed - Includes tasks for phonemic awareness, tempo and rhythm of speech, vocalization skills, repetition of syllables, onomatopoeia and words, construction of the first phrases. - Contains detailed instructions for parents and teachers in each section - Includes logorithmics that can be used as a standalone tool - Has a polysensory effect, activating acoustic, visual, and kinesthetic analyzers - For SLPs: fun homework for your students! It is important to understand that learning letters and speech sound formation are two different tasks. Your child’s path to the first words begins with exercises that help form speech sounds, syllables and the first words after that! At this stage there is no need to make your child learn letters, read or do other exercises for learning letters instead speech sounds. This might impose extra pressure on the child’s brain and sidetrack him/her from the main goal – well-developed speech and language skills. If you want your child to develop the speech and language skills appropriate to the age, be ready for school, clearly understand teacher’s instructions, start playing every day for 5 minutes and your child's results will soon amaze you! We are always there for you! Send your questions and suggestions to: [email protected] Let's play now!