Language Cards for Toddlers
Language work is always popular with toddlers. Right along side gross motor, toddlers are also going through periods of language explosion. In a Montessori home, we offer a lot of different opportunities for language development from birth. To be clear here, I'm not talking about drilling ABCs or other academic work. But, developing rich expressive and receptive language skills. This includes using correct terminology for things from birth, avoiding baby talk, avoiding screens, and constantly talking with your child.
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There are also opportunities to provide work for your child when it comes to language. And many of those opportunities include the use of language cards! Depending on how old/ready your child is, these cards can be used for a variety of purposes including:
classificationobject to picture matching (like what Gus is doing here, his cards came from this shop many many years ago) picture to picture matchingmatching o…
This post contains affiliate links at no cost to you.
There are also opportunities to provide work for your child when it comes to language. And many of those opportunities include the use of language cards! Depending on how old/ready your child is, these cards can be used for a variety of purposes including:
classificationobject to picture matching (like what Gus is doing here, his cards came from this shop many many years ago) picture to picture matchingmatching o…
