November Kindergarten Speech Activities You Can Do At Home

Three activity ideas you can do with your kindergartener to boost their speech and language skills.

Three boxes of foods with one, two, and three syllable words.

1: Multisyllable Words

Clapping syllables is an early reading skill. Begin the activity by going through and naming all the foods. Then, you choose an animal or two to use as an example. Slowly say each word breaking it into syllables, “ham-bur-ger.” Can your child clap the syllables for the rest of the words? If this is too hard, skip ahead to the answers on the next page. These pictures are already sorted by syllable.

Six foods in the shapes of circles, triangles, and squares; doughnut, ice cream cone, slice of pizza, sandwich, orange, and cracker.

2: Shapes

Foods. A simple page, but there is a lot you can target. Practice pointing to or naming foods. Follow directions to find the foods based on their color. Expand this page: What foods do they like? Can they name more foods?

Ten pictures of objects, five are shiny (disco ball, bow, ring, balloon, kettle) and five are not (skirt, log, ant, tissue, box).

3: Adjectives

Is it shiny? A page with vocabulary, adjective, and yes/no questions all in one. Can your child name these pictures? Do they know the adjective shiny? If not, which look for things around your house that are shiny to teach them? Think of more adjectives they can learn.


Find more ideas like these in the November Quick Activities

 
 

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