Speech (Oral Language)

The development of Oral Language skills begins before a baby's first birthday. When the babbling of a baby elicits a response, speech and comprehension begin to take shape.

Phonetic Punctuation
Dean Martin & Victor Borge

Link to Poetry indexPOETRY: Words with rhythm and rhyme in the form of poetry and verse is a perfect way to teach children to speak clearly and with comprehension.

Link to Music indexMUSIC: Songs and chants are another expression of oral language. Children can learn the rhythm and meaning of language by learning and singing simple songs.

Link to Inspiring TalksInspiring Talks by Interesting People
English as a Foreign Language - Discussion and resources.

Link to Sign Language index

Sign Language - Resources for teaching children to sign
Speech Rules (Suitable for middle and high school students)
Speech Tests (Suitable for middle and high school students)

 

Page created June 15, 2008. Anne Pemberton. Updated Sunday, September 12, 2010 . AP.