For visual learners Videotape your child looking at a book or telling a story. To make this even more fun, have her dress up as a character and act out a scene. Play the tape back and watch it together. Ask her to talk about her performance, and praise her speaking ability. Ask your child to describe a video or TV show.
Children love to talk about things they know something about and enjoy.
One of the easiest ways to get a conversation started is to ask your child what's happening on her favorite television program. Shows such as Sesame Street and Blue's Clues are designed to get parents involved. Have your child tell a story using a wordless picture book. This activity not only builds speaking skills but encourages your child to think of herself as a real reader even if she can't recognize a word. For physical learners Go on a nature walk.