See It Say It P

Some of the earliest sounds children learn to say are the "bilabial sounds", which means you need to use your two lips. This lesson covers the "P" sound from isolation through elicited sentences. The speech recognition feature is very finicky with this sound. If you say it too hard, it will hear it as another sound. Say the P without exaggerating it. #articulation

See It Say It B

The "B" sound is one of our bilabial sounds, meaning you need to use your two lips to say it. This activity works on pronouncing the B sound (/b/) from isolation through elicited sentences. #articulation

See It Say It M Words

The "M" sound is one of the earliest sounds young children learn to say. It is a "bilabial" sound, meaning you use your two lips to say it. This activity works on /m/ from isolation through elicited sentences. #articulation

See It Say It W

This is practice saying the W sound, which is one of the earliest sounds mastered. Practice includes syllables, words, multisyllabic words, phrases and sentences. Continue the practice by finding sentences in your favorite stories to say. #articulation

I Can Say T, D, And N

Fun practice for toddlers to work on saying T, D, N sounds in isolation and words. Sentences optional. Best done with a listening buddy to tell if their sounds are correct.

Speech Homework

Intended for home practice of speech sound S, this activity is great for students who already have good self- monitoring skills. Practice single words and/ or sentences.

Squirrely And Squeak

For SLPs/STs! If the kids are getting tired of the same materials in speech class, let them try this game to practice /s/ blend words, reading, and finding rhyming words. This activity does not generate a score. It is recommended that it be played with a listening buddy to help determine correct/incorrect speech.

Go For The Gold Leprechaun Games(1)

Fun games to practice pronouncing your speech sound. Most consonant sounds included. #speechtherapy #homework