By gradually building up short phrases, your child can develop vocal strength, clear direction and confident communication.
1. Introduce the challenge
Explain to your child that the aim is to project their voice clearly across the room.
2. Begin with a short phrase
Ask your child to call out:
"Hey!"
3. Build the phrase
Gradually make the phrase longer:
4. Encourage projection
Ask your child to speak loudly and clearly enough for their voice to reach you across the room.
5. Increase the challenge
Move further away and ask them to repeat the phrase, keeping their voice strong and clear.
6. Focus on clarity
Remind your child that every word should stay easy to hear and understand, even as the phrase gets longer.
Encourage your child to project rather than shout or tighten their throat. This game helps them feel the difference between forcing volume and using a strong, supported voice.
Lucy Quick, Principal of Perform.
