This camp helps preschoolers improve their speech sound production through fun, play-based activities. Using movement, music, and hands-on games, we’ll work on helping children produce sounds correctly in words and sentences while keeping them engaged and excited to learn.

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Why Join?

✔️ Led by licensed SLPs who specialize in articulation
✔️ Fun, interactive games and activities that encourage speech sound development
✔️ Small group setting for personalized attention
✔️ Free speech sound screening with feedback for parents 
✔️ Great for kids who don’t qualify for ESY but need extra support
✔️ Build early communication skills and confidence

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This Camp is Best for

✔️ Preschoolers who struggle with making certain speech sounds
✔️ Kids who are hard to understand by unfamiliar listeners
✔️ Children with known articulation delays

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• Where 1350 Pittsford Mendon Rd. Pittsford, NY

• When Tuesdays from 9 to 11 am (July 8, 15, 22, 29)

• Who Ages 3 to going into kindergarten in the fall

• Price $120 per session or $100 per session if you purchase a 4 session pack. Choose one or attend them all! Each camp meets once a week for 2 hours, giving families flexibility to select the best fit for their child’s needs.

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What to Expect

• Activities designed to encourage correct production of age-expected speech sounds

• Small group interactions to build confidence

• Parent feedback and strategies for home practice

• Articulation Screener: will be administered during the last session to determine if your child's speech sound development is age-expected. Recommendations will be shared.

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Behavioral Expectations

At Olive Speech Therapy, we strive to create a positive, supportive, and engaging environment where all children can grow their communication skills while having fun. To ensure a safe and productive experience, we ask that all campers follow these behavior expectations:

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• Respect Others Be kind and listen when others are speaking.

• Follow Directions Follow the instructions given by the speech-language pathologists.

• Stay with the Group Participate in activities and stay within designated areas.

• Use Safe Hands & Feet No hitting, pushing, or rough play.

• Use Indoor Voices Speak at an appropriate volume for group activities.

• Try Your Best Engage in the activities and have fun

• Show basic turn-taking skills (with reminders).

• Be comfortable separating from a caregiver for the duration of the session.

• Potty-trained or in pull-ups (staff are unable to assist with toileting).

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What Happens If a Child Struggles with These Expectations?

We understand that every child is learning, and we use positive reinforcement, visual supports, and clear expectations to help campers succeed. However, if a child is consistently unable to participate safely in the group setting, we will:

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• Provide gentle reminders and redirection.

• Offer a quiet break or alternative activity.

• Communicate with parents if additional support is needed.

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If a child’s behavior significantly disrupts the group or poses a safety concern, we may recommend alternative support options that better meet their needs.

 

Questions about whether camp is the right fit for your child? Contact us—we’re happy to help! 

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