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Showing posts with label articulation therapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label articulation therapy. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 July 2020

Articulation Mats


                                         Articulation Mats
 

There are so many fun ways you can incorporate articulation practice at home or in therapy.
You can use these articulation mats with play doh, dry erase markers, chips, candy or cereal, crayons, pom poms, bingo dabbers, mini erasers and more!


These will be a great way to practice those stubborn sounds during the summer.


                             Articulation Mats




                             Articulation Mats




                             Articulation Mats



Here is what is included:


9 Articulation Mats for Speech Therapy
initial sounds-f,g,k,l,s and l blends, r, s, sh, and ch & th in all positions.

These mats are to be used in speech therapy for articulation practice. The students can say their target sound and cover a spot with a bingo chip or dauber after they have made a correct production. There are 10 examples on each page and 2 versions for each sound- /r/ and /th/ have more than 2 examples and the /th/ sound is in all positions. All other sounds are initial. At the end of the pack are 10 bw sheets you can send for homework or as a low ink alternative and used with articulation cards.

/f/-fish, fan, ferris wheel, full, photo, phone, fire, fireplace, farmer, fast.
/k/-camera, car, computer, kite, kitten, key, kettle, ketchup, cup, kitten.
/g/-goat, gift, girl, gopher, game, gum, gun, garbage man, gumballs, gold.
/l/- listen, line up, leaf, log, lollipop, lamb, ladybug, laptop, lantern, luggage.
/l/ blends-slam, plant, black, slim, plant, glass, Santa Claus, glue, sled, plum.
/s/ blends words- scar, snack, swim, slim, skate, stem, spin, student, skinny, stage. You can have the students use the phrase- the scar on the swing.
/th/-thin, thief, mouth, sloth, thermos, wreath, thorn, third, mouth, theater.
thumb, mouth, thin, thorn, thermometer, wreath, moth, bath, thermos, thief, theater.
/sh/-ship, shop, sheep, chef, shovel, shell, short, shoe, she, shoulder.
/ch/-chalk, chimney, chicken, chocolate, church, chick, chest, cheese, cherry, chair.
/r/- rainbow, rain, ring, rocket, rose, red, river, rim, rings, rat
rabbit, rings, robot, roller skates, rose, red (bear), rain coat, run, rock, rat, rose.
Write, rabbit, run, rock, race car, rat, rain coat, ring, roller skates, wreath.
/s/- Santa, sun, son, sofa, sit, sandwich, sandcastle, soap, socks, soldier.









Tuesday, 20 August 2019

Fave Product Shout Out!

 Articulation Quick Packs: R, L, & TH 

I love these Articulation Quick Packs! They are so easy to use. You can use them for therapy or send them home for a home program or homework.
Love it, what else can I say!

Thank you, The Speech Summit!

Saturday, 23 March 2019

Lisp

Lisp | Speech Therapy | S Articulation | Speech and Language Therapy


Recently, I had two kids with a lateral lisp, and they were in grade 5 and 6. They had been at a different school, and apparently, nothing had worked because their /s/ sound was BAD. It was so bad that they even wanted to work on it. (Having them motivated at this age is half the battle!!!) 



I went looking around because I wanted success. I found"Correct that Lisp" from the Pedi SPeechie- so I gave it a try and you know what?! It worked! I have 2 kids that are at spontaneous phrase with over 90% accuracy! When my SLP supervised me- she was amazed. I am super pumped, the kids are so happy and proud of their accomplishment! 

If you need some help on the lateral or frontal list- check it out!
 

   




Lisp | Speech Therapy | S Articulation | Speech and Language Therapy


Saturday, 23 February 2019

Speech Therapy Motivation

Goal Getters: Speech Therapy Clip Chart

Hey Everyone!


How are things in your speech world? I am doing well, super busy! Just trying to keep my head afloat with all of the different areas I serve- schools, daycare and headstarts :)
I have a problem, it's with resources! I have too many, but I keep looking for more! You need to keep things fresh, and even though the kids aren't tired of the same of pics or games, I am! So, on the TPT and Pinterest hunt, I go... :)

If you are in the speech world, you are probably the same way.
Don't forget to look at my month "SHH! I've Got An Idea" blog post to find some more hidden gems and ideas :)

Recently I found this!
Love it! It's inexpensive, easy to make, cute as heck and the kids love it. It was super motivating for my kids! :) 
It is made by A Perfect Blend, she has super cute products, check out her store!  PS- LOVE her fonts ;)