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How early should you use visual supports with nonverbal children? Use visuals to build vocabulary.

How early should you start using visual supports with children who are language delayed? By the time a child enters preschool, they should be able to communicate 1000s of words and use them for a variety of purposes. If a child is having a hard time saying certain sounds or words then we can continue to help them progress in learning language as their speech catches up. Visuals can support overall communication development (verbal and nonverbal). In this video you will learn: How pairing highly motivating words with a visual can make the words stick How to practice language without demanding imitation How visuals and verbal language go hand-in-hand. Subscribe to keep current on practical language development tips for minimally verbal children. To say up-to-date on supporting language development in children who are minimally verbal subscribe to this channel so you'll be the first to know when I add new videos. For even more great resources go to: rachelmadel.com M Y S O C I A L S Instagram: @rachelmadelslp Facebook: facebook.com/rachelmadelslp/ Blog: RachelMadel.com/blog