A Centre for the Enhancement of Communication Skills from Birth to Adolescence
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At Talk to Literacy Lynne Middleton aids to improve the quality of life for children who have difficulties with

speaking clearly, listening to instructions, listening for sounds in words, thinking of the correct way to say a sentence or ask a question, speaking fluently or reading, writing and spelling. Lynne aims to provide comprehensive and affordable services when working with a child and their family.

Take time to set up your session. Make sure your child is comfortable and can see the pages you have open.

Allow sufficient time for your child to comment and question. the story might spark your child's memory or may prompt a brilliant idea! It is better to take you time and read one book and talk about it than rush through three or four. Remember your conversation with your child is often much richer than the story itself. Observe what your child is doing whilst you are reading. Ask questions your child can and wants to answer. These are sincere, follow your child’s interest, and encourage them to think and give their opinion.

Please take a look below at the wide range of services that we can provide.

You will also find useful links that you could browse for information. Talk to Literacy Provides the following services. Communication Assessments for children aged from 6 months to late teens Language Assessments involving the following:

October 29, 2014
The importance of play to Early Intervention and Reading Comprehension
Do you have memories of positive experiences of early childhood? Perhaps do you remember playing outside in a cubby or…
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July 14, 2014
Dispelling some common myths about Speech, Language and Communication Impairment
Please note that the term Speech Pathologist or Speech and Language Clinician or Communication Specialist may be used interchangeably throughout…
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July 13, 2014
Enhancing Language Comprehension at Storytime
Talk about the components of the story and refer to the characters, the setting, action, problems and outcomes. This helps…
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July 13, 2014
The Value of Play or the work of Children
Most Childhood Educators would agree that children learn through play. Some even describe it as the work of children. Speech…
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April 16, 2014
Children with SLI in the Classroom Setting
"No Steven, I said before you take out your reading book pack up your pencils". "I see your pencils here…
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March 12, 2014
Promoting Language Learning Opportunities at Storytime
Reading with your Child Children love to share books with you and it is always good to find out what…
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About Us

At Talk to Literacy Lynne Middleton aids to improve the quality of life for children who have difficulties with

Enhancing Language Comprehension at Storytime

Take time to set up your session. Make sure your child is comfortable and can see the pages you have open.

Services & Links

Please take a look below at the wide range of services that we can provide.

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The importance of play to Early Intervention and Reading Comprehension

Dispelling some common myths about Speech, Language and Communication Impairment

Enhancing Language Comprehension at Storytime

The Value of Play or the work of Children

Children with SLI in the Classroom Setting

Promoting Language Learning Opportunities at Storytime