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Turn Taking, How do you do practice? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - You can help your toddler develop strong listening skills
        by playing games that involve both words and sounds.
      - How do you do the practice?
        
        Play games that call for your toddler to listen to speech
        differences
        
        Recite short poems, songs, or nursery rhymes with (or
        for) your child and ask her to act them out
        
        Help your toddler listen for single sounds by drawing
        out words very slowly
    - - Is he beginning to point out the difference between noises?
      - Does she act out movements that
        go along with the words in stories,
        poems, or songs?
  - - - Using specific spatial terms (over, under, next to) with your toddler and showing him what they mean is important. It helps him
        make some important cognitive connections
      - How do you do the practice?
        
        Many toddlers enjoy “helping” mom or dad in the kitchen, yard, or around the house.
        You can build
        on this interest by using these terms in your instructions. You can say, “Please put the empty container
        into the trash can,” or “The rake goes next to the wheelbarrow.”
        
        Ask your toddler where things are using these terms: “Where’s your dinosaur puzzle? Is it next to the bug
        puzzle?
    - - Does your toddler understand the
        spatial terms you use in daily life?
      - Does he use these words to describe
        where things are?