Speech Language Therapy: Using LeoMagan puzzle to help your child with WHO questions

  • Uses the 2nd smallest and smallest ring of the LeoMagan puzzle.

  • Asking “Who” questions in relation to the puzzle. e.g. “Who builds a zoo?”

  • Turn taking. e.g. “Whose turn is it?” “My turn!”.


Speech Language Therapy: Using LeoMagan puzzle to help your child say long sentences

  • Uses the 3rd biggest ring of the LeoMagan puzzle.

  • Answering ‘who’ questions (reading words or describing the picture) e.g. “Who does the referee blow the whistle at?” “At the team captain”.

Speech Language Therapy: Using LeoMagan puzzle to help your child with WHY questions

  • Uses the 4th biggest (last ring) of the LeoMagan puzzle.

  • Discuss cause and effect, answering “Why…?” questions with “because…”

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