9 Parent Tips to Facilitate Their Middle Schooler's Language in the Home {Freebie Handout}

Many of my parents are not aware that they themselves can target their child's language on a more consistent basis than I ever could. This handout was devised to educate parents and let them know that they too have an active role in improving upon their child's language skills. This would be great to give to parents during open school night or parent teacher conferences. 

This by no means is an exhaustive list, just things that I've noticed a majority of my students could use improvement upon. 

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I hope you all find this a useful resource.

Enjoy! 

Workbook Giveaway

The kind folks at Great Ideas For Teaching have agreed to send one of you lucky readers a copy of one of the four activity books that I've reviewed thus far. As these activity books are priced $29 and above, I encourage you all to spread the word!!

To enter the giveaway, please take a look at the bottom of this post. I'd love to hear which of the workbooks you'd like and why. Please note that comments require my approval prior to appearing (this prevents spambots from leaving odd and irrelevant public comments).

Once a winner is announced, they will be contacted and asked to provide a mailing address so that the book may be shipped.

Feel free to take a look at prior book reviews to help with your decisions:
1.  Processing Auditory Messages Exactly and Totally,
2.  Auditory Processing of Early Language Comprehension Skills
3. Auditory Processing of Higher-Level Language Skills
4. Comprehending More Complex Auditory Information (Sequencing, Concrete Details, Subtle Clues, Social Language) 

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