I’m open to receiving feedback and questions on this therapy clip! As an SLP who aims to “practice at the top of my license” (as @classlab_kelly @cari.ebert.seminars advocate), I regularly re-watch my therapy clips to reflect and learn!

So, keeping it professional, I’m open to hearing what you think on this session that was focusing on generalization of /s/.

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If you’ve learned anything from the 1 minute video clips and my IG stories… imagine what you can get from an ENTIRE DAY of PD???!!

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I’d love to add more cities… we just really need to know that we can sell tickets! Link in bio to book. https://bit.ly/EventsAISP

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I have many different types of cues up my sleeve for students who present with a frontal lisp… but the play dough tongue HAS to be a favourite of mine because it’s so big, visual, and easy to manipulate!

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So… have you ever found this to work for your students?

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These lips 👄 they’ll only make the sound more distorted!!

If you’re child does this, try:
1️⃣ sitting side-by-side in front of a mirror 
2️⃣ tell the child their lips need to look like a circle ⭕️ 
3️⃣ you have to be able to see their front teeth touching (or nearly touching). DON’T LET THE LIPS HIDE THE TEETH

All our “ch” elicitation tips come from the Ch & J Sound Handbook - link in profile!

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If any of these cues/tips/tricks were new for you… IMAGINE ALL THE OTHER CUES YOU’RE MISSING OUT ON 🤯

Comment “speech” now so we can send you a link to early bird pricing for the Ch & J Handbook.

There is no need to struggle week after week. Just invest in upskilling your toolbox of elicitation tricks 👏🏼

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Affricates can be SO HARD to teach and elicit 🤪 so, it’s about time we added “ch” and “j” to our popular Speech Sound Handbook series!!!

Available 19th September at Adventures in Speech Pathology

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Which one are you using at the moment? A torch 🔦 (or flashlight) or a Throatscope 🪄

I’ve been a #throatscope user for over 7 years now! Every time I click that blade on, their faces light up, and I’ve always been able to look inside a mouth!!

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First off: I know that it’s IMPOSSIBLE to learn it all in your 4-5 year SLP degree! But these results got me thinking…. WHERE do you learn how to teach and elicit speech sounds???

I’ll tell you what, this makes us even more excited to release our Ch & J Handbook this week 💪🏽

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Speech Sound Animal Cue Cards for Articulation

$7.00

These Animal Speech Sound Cues for Articulation are an easy way to encourage your articulation kids to remember their new sounds. With two different prompts per sound, and colorful and engaging visuals, these cues are a fun and practical reminder tool. There are also flashcards with the same great visuals, and a black and white version of the resource too. With so many options, these cues can be used in so many different ways!

(9 customer reviews)

Description

Learning speech sounds can be especially tough for young learners! These colorful and engaging Animal Speech Sound Prompts are the perfect addition to your therapy resources as a fun way to encourage your little articulation kids to say and remember their sounds.

There are two sides to the animal – one side gives a prompt about what the child has to do with their articulators (e.g. ‘stick your tongue between your teeth and blow ‘th’) while the other side gives a concise verbal prompt that you can use throughout therapy (e.g. ‘cooling polar bear sound ‘th’). Together, they provide a simple and easy understand way for children to develop their speech sounds.

The best way to use these is to laminate them and stick them on craft sticks so that you have front-to-back animal speech prompts.

Flashcards are also included for the purposes of stimulability testing and even auditory discrimination – or you may use these as special sound reminders for your students.

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CONTENTS:
✅ — 22 different animal mouths (doubled – so really 44 in total as one mouth has a short prompt, one mouth has a long prompt)
✅ — All main sounds are included: p, b, t, d, m, n, ng, w, y, r, l, h, f, s, sh, z, th, v, ch and j
✅ — Color and black and white copies provided so that students can take home, color & use
✅ — 22 animal mouth flashcards that can be used for stimulability testing
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What SLP’s like you are saying:

❝ I love this resource ! Great for the little ones to visualize the sounds!!❞

❝ Fantastic resource. Incredibly engaging and effective❞

❝ One of my favorite products to use in therapy. A great visual for my students❞

❝ My students loved these. The parents enjoyed them getting sent home for practice too❞

❝ The instructions for creating sounds have been successful for us❞

If you are looking for more engaging speech resources, particularly for the younger population, then check out my:⭐

Phonological Processes Handouts for Parents & Teachers

Oral Motor Assessment Cards

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
This is a digital file and is licensed for one person to use. Upon purchase, you will receive a link to download the product. Printing and assembly of the product may be required. For more information about single-person use, please refer to our Terms of Use.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice.

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9 reviews for Speech Sound Animal Cue Cards for Articulation

  1. Lindsay Paterson (verified owner)

    These have added another layer to my cueing strategies this year. They’ve been especially helpful for my younger students who need a lot of help with listening for sounds in words and understanding correct sound production. Such an easy but effective tool to add to the toolbox when treating speech sound disorders (and phonological awareness)!!

  2. Fran (verified owner)

    These cards have been amazing during sessions. My kids love the animal illustrations and always get a kick out of them. I highly recommend them! I particularly like the phonetic cues 🙂

  3. Lora G. (verified owner)

    These are so cute! The bunny teeth for /f/ and the elephant for /l/ are my favorites. I laminated and glued them to popsicle sticks for visuals and my students love them!”

  4. Rebecca B. (verified owner)

    My clients loved the animal faces and especially loved feeding the animals. It keeps kids motivated and attending to tasks. I have used this resource is such a time saver and doesn’t take long to prepare. I have been able to use it in a number of different ways already

  5. Hannah L. (verified owner)

    Absolutely love this resource! The pictures of the animals are so cute and my students find them really engaging. They provide great descriptions for the sounds and really support my students in achieving their goals. I use this resource almost daily.

  6. Nicole C. (verified owner)

    My preschoolers love these animal sound cue cards! The animal metaphor has been a great tool that really helps the sounds “stick.”

  7. Brooke L. (verified owner)

    My patients love these visuals during articulation sessions, especially my younger patients. Also love that I can send copies home to support parents in carryover and at home practice.

  8. Rachel S. (verified owner)

    These visuals are helpful for sound metaphors and so fun for the kids. Really helps them focus and remember how their sounds are made.

  9. Hannah W. (verified owner)

    Very engaging concepts and illustrations – especially for younger children. A great addition to my toolbox when eliciting new sounds.

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