Toys and Games for Language Development 

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Are you looking for toys to help your child develop language and literacy? Unfortunately, the Internet is not as helpful as you might think. There are so many options that you might be worried about selecting the right ones.

But wind down – we’ve done it for you. We have compiled a list of some toys that can help with language development. 

We know that choosing the right toys and games for language development is important, and so here are our suggested toys for kids.

Spark Cards: storytelling and picture interpretation  

First on the list is the Sequence Speech game. Spark Cards is a game that children can play across multiple settings. This game provides hours of fun while improving verbal expression, receptive language, social pragmatics, and sequencing skills. 

Another benefit of Spark Cards is it’s an excellent speech therapy game for classroom and center-based activities. If you wonder if this game can be used in individual therapy sessions, the answer is YES! It is suitable to use at home with parents and entire families. 

Package Dimensions: 5 x 4.96 x 4.06 inches

Size: 4.5 x 4.5 Sequence Picture Cards

Quality: Durable High-Quality Colorful, Laminated finish (can use markers to highlight pictures)

Hedbanz, Quick Question Picture Guessing Family Game for Game Night Headbands Board Game

It’s time to get the family together and have some fun!

Hedbanz is the fast-paced, easy-to-play question game of “What am I?” Ask “yes” or “no” questions before time runs out to determine if the cartoon card on your headband is an animal, food, or object.

This is the game for you if you’re looking for a fun way to help develop language skills. It’s perfect for kids just learning how to speak—it helps them learn new words and practice their vocabulary every time they play!

You may also enjoy the game with its free app. Download the free app and turn your friends/family into a dog, cake, beaver, etc!

The app is easy to use–just open it up and point your camera at the person you want to transform. Once you’re done with that, you can use our wacky face filters to make them look like anything from a dog to a cake!

Inclusion: Hedbanz rule sheet, 74 cards, 24 chips, 6 headbands, and sand-clock timer.

Package Dimensions: 7.5 x 8 x 1.38 inches

Age Recommendation: 6 years old onwards

Sight Words Level 1 Bingo Game

TREND Bingo has been a favorite of children, parents, and teachers since 1969! The unique 6-way format of this game adapts to all skill levels, keeping play exciting for everyone. This game is perfect for all groups, such as small groups, the entire class, learners with disabilities, and anyone learning English.

Inclusion: Set includes 36 playing cards, 264 playing chips, a caller’s mat and cards, and a sturdy storage box

Quality: The brand of the product is Foamies, a proven high-quality 

Product Dimensions: 9.8 x 1.3 x 7 inches 

Age Recommendation: 5 and up 

Auditory Feedback Whisper Phone

This 4E’s Novelty 16 Reading Phones allow students to hear their voices ten times louder than they usually hear when speaking directly to the receiver. This amplification helps students stay focused and improves learning in class.

This auditory feedback whisper phone can help children to learn by improving their pronunciation, fluency, and ability to distinguish between similar sounds. The phones turn reading time into a treat! Ideal for Kindergarten through 4th grade. It’s an excellent speech tool for toddlers learning new words and beginner readers.

Must have for: kids with learning difficulties or disabilities like Dyslexia, ADHD, ADD, autistic on spectrum children, auditory procession disorder 

Product Dimensions: 11.46 x 8.94 x 4.88 inches

Age Recommendation: 3 years and up 

Reading Blocks 

The cards have basic words that are easy for toddlers to sound out. This toy can help your child learn spelling, matching, and memory skills as she matches up letters on the cubes with letters on objects and spells out the name of each object.

 Inclusion:  Includes a wood tray, and 5 Handheld Sets of Rotating Blocks with 3-letter word movable blocks. Along with 48pcs sight, words flash cards (24 pcs foldable word 2-in-1 cards, 24 pcs word cards).

Quality: Durable, Heavy Duty Material

Product Dimensions: 9.8 x 1.3 x 7 inches 

Age Recommendation: 3 years and up 

2-IN-1 Read and Write Learning Toy

One of the toys and games for language development is this 2-in-1 Read and Write Learning Toy.  Get one set for the talking flashcards and writing board. A fun preschool learning activities game toy teaches your kids how to read, pronounce, spell, write, draw, and count. Excellent for homeschooling use as teacher supplies for the classroom and sensory autism toys for autistic children.

Inclusion:  Included 224 sight words, 112 double-sided flashcards, 16 themes (Number×10, Color×10, Shapes×8, Foods×16, Jobs×22, Family member×14, Body×14, Country×16, Sport×16, Vegetables fruits×16, Ocean/Land Air animals×36, Dinosaurs×8, Musical instrument×14, Transportation×14, Daily necessities×12).

Product Dimensions: 10.98 x 6.57 x 0.55 inches

Age Recommendation: 3 to 6 years old

These are all great ways for parents to bond with their children, and for kids to learn useful skills. Whether your kid is a little one learning how to talk or a tween in the midst of a growth spurt, these games can be a fun way to foster language development. I hope this article helps you in choosing toys and games for the language development of your kids.

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