Today’s FREEBIE Friday is a fun simple packet of articulation worksheets you can use for some quick articulation therapy. As the weeks and days get closer to Christmas break, I know how excitable AND distracted our students can be. This is a simple fun way to “decorate” to enjoy the Christmas fun while targeting […]
I NEVER provide articulation therapy without using hand cues for target sounds. To me hand cues are as important as a mirror. What are hand cues? Hand cues are a visual cuing system characterized by individual hand movements that represent various sounds. The hand movements are made simultaneously with the production of target sound(s). […]
Here’s another one of my repetition board games. This one is for the final /k/ sound. I have 6 different final /k/ words repeated 3 times on this game board plus the special game board spots where the student must repeat the name of the last picture he was on the number of times instructed […]
Welcome to my new website! Now you can just type communciationstationspeech.com in your browser and you will find me. Please bare with me as I am working on creating a new look while getting rid of all the kinks. Now let’s get down to why you are really here today…It’s FREEBIE Friday!!! There are a number […]
It’s FREEBIE FRIDAY so you know what that means…a freebie for you! This is from me personally.I am working on K and G so I thought I’d make a word building activity to support phonological awareness while working on articulation. So…of course, if I make it, you get it! That’s how it works! Anyway, check […]
This is Part 2 of a previous post focusing on training slow speech rate. Find Part 1 here.When working on teaching a slow rate of speech, the 3rd and final step to making slow rate a habit, is for a child to self-monitor his/her own speech rate. I call this skill “Listening to myself”. I do […]
This post is in response to a followers request. Thanks for your input and suggestions!One of the very first ways to improve intelligibility is to teach a child to use a slower speech rate. When children with articulation disorders use a fast speech rate, often times the number of omissions and sound substitutions increase, syllables […]
I have another St. Valentine’s Day activity for my kiddos who are working on bilabials! For my readers, this is a perfect articulation and phonological awareness task. For my non-readers I plan to “write out” the words, letter by letter, as I sound them out after the child labels the picture to show them the […]
I have recently read some posts about SLPs and parents who are struggling with their children’s habitualized the use of misarticulations for various commonly used words. I thought I’d just share what has worked for me in the past. I use these techniques for ALL disorders relating to articulation deficits (including but not limited to […]
Here is the last articulation packet I have made for the Valentine’s fun we will be having in a few weeks! This packet contains 6 pages of L cards (initial, medial, and final word position) and 1 page of heart game cards. Check out some of the pages of this packet below. Want your […]
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