Welcome Institutions to SS4Kids
Sing and Speak 4 Kids, an online evidence-based music language program, supports young children with delayed speech development. It’s a fun, interactive game for kids and families!
We work closely with institutions to help foster the learning objectives of each organization.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Down syndrome
Dual Language Learners
Intellectual Disabilities
and many others with speech language delays
As an SLP, I understand the importance of collaborating with parents to support their children. SS4Kids was simple to integrate into my teletherapy sessions with my clients and was effective at eliciting language in a fun and supportive environment.”
– Speech Language Therapist in a Public School District
Sing and Speak 4 Kids (SS4Kids) is a clinically validated music therapy program designed to support the development of children with speech delays. Through engaging, research-based techniques, SS4Kids enhances vocabulary acquisition, generalization, and socialization, fostering meaningful communication skills in real-world environments.
You have limited time with the child.
SS4Kids teams parents with professionals to create routine interventions at home, providing more child training time.
You would like to educate and motivate parents to participate.
SSS4Kids offers training videos, a private Facebook Group and Early Childhood specialists for advice and support.
You need reliable and time-saving reporting of the child’s progress.
SS4Kids provides real time progress reports, encouraging more collaboration between professionals and parents.
You seek ways to incorporate your therapeutic practices into the child’s everyday routines.
SS4Kids evidence-based music intervention reinforces vocabulary words, generalization and socialization in the home environment.
Use program at home, in a clinic, and at school to increase speech development.
Use program as family fun time and spend more time with your children.
SS4Kids Training Centers available to learn how to best utilize the program.
Shared progress reports between parents, clinicians, and teachers.
Access to experts through SS4Kids Support Group.
