Language Blocks Game: An interactive Powerpoint game. Click, talk and listen to audio clips. A game to encourage discussion with an adult or peer. The images are humorous to inspire funny sentences. The game has a Minecraft inspired theme to hook their interest. Are you supporting children with developmental language delay? This is a quick and fun game to build sentences using prepositions including behind, next to, on & under. Also ideal for naming some everyday objects and animals plus naming some verbs. There are also opportunities to talk about emotions and some prepositions. Lots of ways to tailor the game to specific needs. I am a teacher of 24 years and mum to a child with DLD finding fun ways to practice our speech therapy homework! I would love to hear your feedback and what other DLD resources would be useful. Thanks for looking! Polly x

Language Blocks Game: CATEGORY GAME INCLUDING BUILDING / PLANT / TRANSPORT what type of thing is it? An interactive Powerpoint game. Click, talk and listen to audio clips. A game to encourage discussion with an adult or peer. The game has a Minecraft inspired theme to hook their interest. Are you supporting children with developmental language delay? This is a quick and fun game to build the skill of understanding categories and grouping objects. Also ideal for naming some everyday objects. Lots of ways to tailor the game to specific needs. I am a teacher of 24 years and mum to a child with DLD finding fun ways to practice our speech therapy homework! I would love to hear your feedback and what other DLD resources would be useful. Thanks for looking! Polly x

Language Blocks Game: An interactive Powerpoint game. Click, talk and listen to audio clips. GAME 2 uses the words: BETWEEN, ABOVE, BELOW, BESIDE, THROUGH A game to encourage discussion with an adult or peer. The images are humorous to inspire funny sentences. The game has a Minecraft inspired theme to hook their interest. Are you supporting children with developmental language delay? This is a quick and fun game to build sentences using tricky prepositions or, for a challenge, vary the verbs, nouns and adjectives used. Also ideal for naming some everyday objects and animals. There are also opportunities to talk about emotions. Lots of ways to tailor the game to specific needs. I am a teacher of 24 years and mum to a child with DLD finding fun ways to practice our speech therapy homework! I would love to hear your feedback and what other DLD resources would be useful. Thanks for looking! Polly x

Language Blocks Game: An interactive Powerpoint game. Click, talk and listen to audio clips. A game to encourage discussion with an adult or peer. The images are humorous to inspire funny sentences. The game has a Minecraft inspired theme to hook their interest. Are you supporting children with developmental language delay? This is a quick and fun game to build sentences using either he/she or, for a challenge, include the words him/her. Also ideal for naming some everyday objects and animals plus naming some verbs. There are also opportunities to talk about emotions and some prepositions. Lots of ways to tailor the game to specific needs. I am a teacher of 24 years and mum to a child with DLD finding fun ways to practice our speech therapy homework! I would love to hear your feedback and what other DLD resources would be useful. Thanks for looking! Polly x

Language Blocks Game: WORDS RELATED TO GROUPING OBJECTS: IS IT A TYPE OF FOOD, ANIMAL OR CLOTHING? An interactive Powerpoint game. Click, talk and listen to audio clips. A game to encourage discussion with an adult or peer. The game has a Minecraft inspired theme to hook their interest. Are you supporting children with developmental language delay? This is a quick and fun game to focus on words used to group items or categories. It uses the phrase ‘type of’. Also ideal for naming some everyday objects and animals. To extend the game, ask the player to think of another item that would fit that category. “Can you think of another type of…” Lots of ways to tailor the game to specific needs. I am a teacher of 24 years and mum to a child with DLD finding fun ways to practice our speech therapy homework! I would love to hear your feedback and what other DLD resources would be useful. Thanks for looking! Polly x