Let’s Talk is an Elklan-accredited course, designed by speech and language therapy specialists and delivered by a trained Elklan tutor to help you support your child with their communication.
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If you are concerned about your child’s communication, language or learning, and would like some practical, easy-to-use ideas to support them at home, then the Let’s Talk course is for you.
Let’s Talk is an Elklan-accredited course, designed by speech and language therapy specialists and delivered by a trained Elklan tutor. Elklan courses are widely used in schools and settings across the UK to support children’s speech, language and communication development in fun, practical ways.
Simple, effective tips to encourage your child’s speech, language and communication.
Coaching and guidance
Visual reminders of each tip, plus activity ideas to try at home with your child
Let’s Talk runs over 6 one-hour, play based sessions for you and your child to attend together. Sessions are relaxed, supportive and fun, helping you build confidence while learning strategies you can use every day.
Welcome – getting to know the group and settling in
Together Time – top tips to encourage more talking
Word Time – helping your child learn new words
Talk Time – developing your child’s sentences
Story Time – creating stories your child can join in with
Top Talker – celebrating progress and success
Let’s Talk is designed to empower parents with practical tools, build children’s confidence, and support communication development through play, interaction and everyday activities.
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