Play Group
Play Group Curriculum
Speech and Language Developmental Milestones
Articulation (Pronunciation and Talking)
Articulation (pronunciation and talking) is the ability to physically move the tongue, lips, teeth and jaw to produce sequences of speech sounds, which make up words and sentences. Depending on the extent of the difficulties, unclear speech can impact significantly on how well a child can interact with adults and their peers and can affect the development of language and social skills. A child who is having difficulties being understood can become frustrated and angry which may lead to behavioural issues.
Speech Sound Developments
Articulation disorder in children is characterized by an inability to make specific word sounds properly after the expected age. This speech sound disorder often involves substituting one sound for another and slurred or indistinct speech.
Articulation Exercises
Oral Exercises
Language and Communication Milestones for Play Group
Cognitive Developmental Milestone
- Pragmatic Milestone- Social CommunicationSocial Dependence
- Gross Motor Skills
- Fine Motor Skills
- Balance & Coordination
- Body Awareness
- Self- Care Skills
- Identifying the signs of Delayed speech
- Early Signs of Fine Motor Deficit
- Early signs of Developmental Delay
- Early signs of Language delay
Social & Emotional Skill Development
Our program supports children to:
- Recognize and express emotions using words
- Develop self-confidence and independence
- Practice sharing, turn-taking, and cooperation
- Build positive relationships with peers and teachers
- Learn emotional regulation through guided play
Our Approach:
✔ Child-centered & play-based learning
✔ Individual attention and encouragement
✔ Safe, nurturing, and language-rich environment
✔ Focus on confidence, communication, and emotional well-being