Pre-literacy
Early skills that support listening, stories, print awareness and future reading development.
Small-group learning and communication opportunities
Enrichment classes in San Gabriel
Learn, communicate and connect in an encouraging small-group setting.
SGV Speech Therapy enrichment classes give children additional opportunities to build communication, early learning, social and play skills with personalized attention.
- Smaller class sizes
- Communication and play skills
- Supplemental learning
Learning feels better when children can participate
Small-group experiences create room to practice with guidance and peers.
Skills classes may support
A broad foundation for communication and learning
The current enrichment program highlights pre-literacy, social, speech, play and language skills. Specific class goals may vary by the offering.
Language
Opportunities to understand directions, learn words, build sentences and share ideas.
Social skills
Practice with turn-taking, group participation, listening and interacting with peers.
Speech skills
Guided chances to practice clear speech and communicate during group activities.
Play skills
Learning to join activities, use imagination, share materials and stay engaged with others.
Why smaller groups matter
Enough structure to learn. Enough space to be noticed.
The existing program emphasizes smaller class sizes and personalized attention. A smaller group can give each child more opportunities to participate while still practicing alongside peers.
Ask Which Class May FitMore chances to participate
Children have room to answer, ask, practice and contribute during activities.
Guidance within the group
The class can support shared learning while recognizing individual communication needs.
Practice with peers
Group activities create natural opportunities for turn-taking, listening and social communication.
Skills connected together
Language, play, social and early learning skills can be practiced within the same experience.
A child-centered class experience
Engagement first, with meaningful skills built into the activity
Enrichment classes are designed as supplemental learning opportunities. Activities may be selected to keep children involved while encouraging communication, interaction and early learning.
- Clear group routines and guided participation
- Communication practiced during shared activities
- Opportunities to learn alongside other children
- Goals that match the focus of the current class
Class details may change by session.
Contact the office for current availability, age ranges, schedules, group focus and enrollment information.
Common questions
Before joining an enrichment class
Current groups, schedules and class details can change. The office can provide the most relevant information.
What skills do enrichment classes focus on?
The current page identifies pre-literacy, social, speech, play and language skills. The exact focus may vary depending on the class being offered.
Are the classes held in smaller groups?
Yes. SGV Speech Therapy describes the enrichment program as using smaller group environments to provide more personalized attention.
What ages can participate?
Age ranges are not listed on the current page and may vary by class. Contact the office for the age range of the current or upcoming group.
Are enrichment classes the same as individual therapy?
They are presented as supplemental small-group learning opportunities. A child who needs an individual speech-language or occupational therapy evaluation may be directed to the appropriate service.
How can I learn about schedules and enrollment?
Call the office at (626) 782-7615 or use the contact page to ask about current availability, schedules and enrollment details.
Looking for a small-group learning opportunity?
Ask the office team which enrichment classes are currently available and what each group is designed to support.