What Is Colourful Semantics? • Colourful semantics is an intervention tool created by speech and language therapist, Alison Bryan. • Colourful semantics uses colour-coding to help a young person …

Colourful semantics is a colour-coded system to help children to understand how the meanings of words are linked to sentences. Each word type is given a colour. This helps the development of language, …

What is Colourful Semantics? A visual method that helps children to structure their sentences and build their language using colour supports. How will this help my child (key skills)? By supporting your …

We did not identify any research which evaluated the use of Colourful Semantics for children with ASD. However, the available evidence suggests that Colourful Semantics may be worth a try for children …

To know how to use Colourful Semantics to support a child’s understanding of ‘wh’ questions, and the development of their spoken sentence structure and vocabulary.

Introduce orange words via asking the question ‘who is it?’. You could use a lotto board, snap/pairs to practice becoming familiar with the names of the orange pictures. Then introduce yellow ‘action …

Colourful Semantics is a therapy approach which can be used to help develop a child’s use of language. It aims to improve the length and structure of a child’s uterances using colour coding for sentences.