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Use the pictures provided and find more in books and magazines to practice naming and pointing skills
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Print and cut out two sets of pictures to use for matching and categorizing. You can also make your own flash cards with pictures from magazines
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Match the picture to the object to help reinforce new words. Hide the pictures or objects in a bowl of rice or beans to use the added sensory input to emphasize the new word
or skill they are learning
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Older children can color and cut pictures to help reinforce new vocabulary they are learning
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Use books and magazines to read to your child everyday. Talk about the things they see and relate them to familiar activities
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Tape pictures around the house and in the car so the child can practice new wordsin a variety of settings
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Find ways to use their new words in everyday activities. Children learn by repetition so repeat favorite activities and read favorite books over and over
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Come up with your own creative ideas and make up your own games to give your child a lot of opportunities to practice new words and skills
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