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Speech & Hearing Word SearchFind these words relating to speech, hearing and communication:

Fun Facts:Animal Hearing

• Fishdon’thaveears,buttheycanstillhearbyfeelingpressurechangesthroughridgesontheirbody.

• Cricketshearusingtheirlegs.

• Owlshavethebesthearingofallbirds,withearsonthesideoftheirheadthatarehiddenbyfeathers.

• Frogshaveveryspecialearsthatareconnectedtotheirlungs.Thismeansthatwhentheycroakloudlytheydon’thurtthemselveswiththeircalls!

• Elephantsusetheirearsformanydifferentthings–regulatingtheirbodytemperature,signalingtoothers,andofcoursehearing!Eachelephant’searisasuniqueashumanfingerprints.Everyoneisdifferent.

Fun with CommunicationOdd One Out

Circle the picture that doesn’t belong in each series. Can you describe the category that the other pictures belong to?

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BCASLPAworkstoensureeveryoneinBCcancommunicatebyprovidingpubliceducationandadvocacy,andsupportingits1200membersinthespeech/languagepathologyandaudiologyprofessions.Ifyouareconcernedwithyourchild’sspeech,languageorhearingdevelopment,orwishtofindoutmoreaboutservicesprovidedbyourmembers,visitwww.bcaslpa.ca.

Fun with Communication

By 1-2 years: Wecanunderstandsimplequestions,say50to200words,andbegintoenjoybooksandsongs.

By 3-6 months: Weplayatmakingnoises,turnourheadstofindafamiliarvoice,andourbabblingsoundsarespeech-like.

By 2-3 years: Peoplecanunderstandus75%ofthetime,wecanput2-3wordstogether,andfollowtwostepdirections.

By 3-4 years: Wetendtoasklotsofquestiions,canuse3-5wordsentences,butsometimesmispronouncewordsliketarforcar,ortamforSam.

By 4-5 years: Webegintotellsimplestoriesandhavelongconversations,anduseadultgrammarinoursentences.

How Do We Learn to Communicate?

Words that sound the same but have different meanings are called homophones.

Match each pair of homophones together.

Can you also describe the meaning of these words?

Same But Different: Matching Words

HoleManeBredBlewDeerWeighWhetherKnewIsleLeadPaneHoleDewAteFazeWitchByteGorillaBoarChord

DoBreadWhichWayDearMainEightBoreGuerillaCordPhaseNewBiteAisleWholeLedPainWeatherWholeBlueThe Fieldmouse

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mouse,creature,rat

mouse,animal,thing

Wheretheacorntumblesdown,Wheretheashtreeshedsitsberry,Withyourfursosoftandbrown,Withyoureyesoroundand____,Scarcelymovingthelonggrass,Fieldmouse,Icanseeyou_____.

Littlething,inwhatdarkden,Lieyouallthewintersleeping?Tillwarmweathercomes____,ThenoncemoreIseeyoupeepingRoundaboutthetalltreeroots,Nibblingattheirfallen____.

Fieldmouse,fieldmouse,donotgo,Wherethefarmerstackshis____,Findthenutthatfallsbelow,Eattheacornatyourpleasure,Butyoumustnotstealthe____,Hehasstackedwithsomuchpain.

Makeyourholewheremossesspring,Underneaththetalloak'sshadow,Pretty,quietharmless____,Playaboutthesunnymeadow.Keepawayfromcornandhouse,Nonewillharmyou,little____.

Rhyme TimeCircle the word that rhymes best in the poem.

merry,happy,big

run,skip,pass

around,now,again

fruits,nuts,acorns

grain,barley,corn

riches,money,treasure

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1.Deniseseesthefleece,Deniseseesthefleas.

AtleastDenisecouldsneezeandfeedandfreezethefleas.

Tongue Twisters

2.One-onewasaracehorse.Two-twowasonetoo.One-onewononerace.Two-twowononetoo.

BCASLPAworkstoensureeveryoneinBCcancommunicatebyprovidingpubliceducationandadvocacy,andsupportingits1200membersinthespeech/languagepathologyandaudiologyprofessions.Ifyouareconcernedwithyourchild’sspeech,languageorhearingdevelopment,orwishtofindoutmoreaboutservicesprovidedbyourmembers,visitwww.bcaslpa.ca.