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S, L, R Blend Cluster Reduction Forward & Backward Chaining Help Sheets – BUNDLE

Original price was: $39.00.Current price is: $35.10.

(630 customer reviews)

Have you ever had a child who is struggling to blend consonant clusters on your caseload? You know the benefits of working on clusters but you both feel stuck in therapy! If you have ever felt this way, this is the bundle for you! Covering ‘s’, ‘l’ and ‘r’ clusters, and using forward and backward chaining cues as well as multisensory cueing, this bundle will provide you with an abundance of resources that have been specifically designed to help achieve success with blending complex clusters. Useful for children with a range of speech sound disorders, this bundle is sure to give you extra confidence when teaching complex clusters.

Description

We know that working on clusters can make significant gains in speech intelligibility, but often they can be hard to teach and even harder for a child to blend together. This bundle featuring /s/, /l/ and /ɹ/ clusters breaks down the complex cluster into smaller, manageable parts so that the child can achieve success. Using multisensory cueing as well as forward and backward chaining, you can try various types of cues to see which ones help your student! These cues can be helpful for children with a range of speech sound disorders, including phonological impairment and Childhood Apraxia of Speech.

DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO:
➊–Cues to break down a complex word (featuring clusters) into smaller, manageable parts.
❷–To try different types of cues, and nothing has helped “click”.
❸–Additional cues while using the complexity approach, minimal pairs, or cycles approach, to teach the cluster.
❹–To support students with motor planning challenges (e.g., CAS) that require specific cueing, coarticulation, and support to sequence clusters.

There are three different sheets and cues for each /s/, /l/ and /ɹ/:
1. Backward chaining (e.g., key, key, key, ski)
2. Forward chaining (e.g., fffffflake)
3. Flashcards with visual cues

Multisensory Cueing:
We know that children learn differently, and these Cluster Help Sheets give you multiple options for teaching /s/, /l/ and /ɹ/ clusters. Teach your child that they have to use their /b/ sound when they see the bouncing ball visual or a /f/ sound when they see a bunny teeth picture. You might like to tap or trace with your finger to reinforce the continual airflow and need to join the first sound to the rest of the word. This helps the child break down the word into smaller, manageable speech units to help the child to “hear” the individual sounds or syllables within the word.

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CONTENTS:
✅ — Includes support for 19 clusters: /sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st, sw, bl, fl, gl, kl, pl, bɹ, dɹ, fɹ, gɹ, kɹ, pɹ, tɹ/
✅ — Additional voiced options for /sk, sp, st/
✅ — 43 x Forward Chaining Sheets for all clusters
✅ — 43 x Backward Chaining Sheets for all clusters
✅ — 254 flashcards for each cluster
✅ — Over 250 pages of color + b&w pages provided

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⭐ Click on each link below to see the content of each product – they have recently been updated with NEW pictures and are in color and black & white!⭐

What SLP’s like you are saying:
❝ So helpful with the older phono kids who also struggle with phonological awareness❞

❝ Great visuals. Great content. Thorough word lists covered… GREAT overall❞

❝ Perfect for fading out the verbal models❞

IMPORTANT LICENSING & USAGE INFORMATION:

Single-User License: This digital resource is licensed for individual use only. You may print and assemble materials as needed for your personal use.

Need to share with your team? Upgrade to a Multi-User License to legally share this resource across your organization. Perfect for:

  • Therapy teams and clinics
  • School districts and educational institutions
  • University programs and training centers
  • Any organization seeking consistent tools across practitioners
 

Questions about licensing? Please review our complete Terms of Use or contact us for guidance.

NOTE: All of our products use US spelling as standard (for example, color, not colour). This has been our brand standard since we began, and it keeps every resource consistent across our range.

630 reviews for S, L, R Blend Cluster Reduction Forward & Backward Chaining Help Sheets – BUNDLE

  1. Lauren M. –

    comprehensive resource for blends!

    Awesome resource to work on clusters! I love that it has s, l, and r blends! there are so many activities for each cluster

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  2. Hei Shing W. –

    so cute and i love it

    This is so handy and no prep needed. Kids love the pictures!

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  3. Erika R. –

    Great resource

    This is a great resource for a quick therapy session or to send home for homework.

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  4. Taleha M. –

    Excellent resource!

    Cannot say enough good things about this resource!! This is is so easy to use, I use it for both online and in-person students and they all love it !

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  5. Angela P. –

    Great Resource

    This resource is so helpful in my sessions. I absolutely love it!

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  6. Carissa H. –

    Another invaluable tool

    These chaining visuals are the perfect cues for my speech students. Some I laminate and reuse, some I print for a client and send home for practice. Thanks so much!

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  7. Bea-Mari B. –

    Love the sheets

    The different options are nice to practice maximum trials of the target words. The visuals have been really helpful. Thanks!

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  8. Grace L. –

    So Helpful When Targeting Cluster Reduction

    This has been such a great tool to use with my students who struggle with cluster reduction!

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  9. K Morse –

    Great for Cluster Reduction!

    I love all your materials. I pull this one out weekly to support my cluster reducing students. Thank you!

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  10. Diana H. –

    A resource I never knew I needed

    I love this resource to help my students who frequently omit sounds within a cluster. I love the concept of being able to support a forward OR backward chain, depending on what my student needs!

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  11. Emily S. –

    such a helpful resource

    This has been so helpful in my therapy room, thank you so much!

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  12. Natasha S. –

    Amazing helper tool

    I love how it is both forward and backward chaining. I print the help sheets double sided so I can flip them quickly if one method is not working for a child.

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  13. Teresa G. –

    Great resource

    I love these for teaching students their consonant clusters!

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  14. Nicole S. –

    Great resource!

    This has been a great resource for many of my clients! I appreciate it has both forward and backward chaining visuals to use.

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  15. Madison S. –

    Super excited to use!!

    Can’t wait to use this with all my preschoolers who have cluster reduction!! This will definitely be a game changer!

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  16. Samantha R. –

    Consonant clusters help

    This product is a life saver for helping to teach consonant clusters! My students have responded so well when I have introduced this produce into articulation therapy.

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  17. Jennifer T. –

    Great cluster resource!

    Love the visuals and strategies to support phonological development of clusters!

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  18. Debra A. –

    Great Resource

    This has been a great addition to my phono and articution materials.

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  19. Julie D. –

    Great resource

    The visuals are super helpful when working on blends with kids. Especially useful with the younger kiddos. They appreciate seeing the pictures and it makes it more motivating for them to practice their sounds!

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  20. Kaylee K. –

    Great resource

    This resource has been wonderful for helping my students who have difficulty with clusters

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  21. Tori T. –

    A favorite material

    I use all of Rebecca’s materials on repeat in my sessions! They are visually appealing, easy for students to understand, and makes it effortless to implement!

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  22. Communication in Motion –

    Love this!!

    I have some of your other resources and I really love the backward chaining! I needed this! Thank you!

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  23. The Speech Pit –

    a must have for a speech therapist

    I love that I have this resource in my toolbox. Sometimes I just have that kiddo who really struggles with getting these clusters. This resource is always helpful and a life saver!

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  24. Kay S. –

    Great product!

    The visuals help my students recognize their speech sound errors.

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  25. Jasmine A. –

    Great resource

    Handy resource that I will make regular use of in therapy.

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  26. Anna P. –

    Love this resource!

    Provides great visuals for students working on eliminating cluster reduction!

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  27. All Things School SLP –

    Great resource for ALL cluster teaching!

    I love the variety of support for differing errors of students (omitting first sound or second). It is simple for my student’s to understand and to send home with families for extra practice!

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  28. Leah H. –

    I LOVE these products!! These are a huge game changer for eliciting correct speech sound productions. The layout, design, colors, targets, etc. are great! The sheets are also great to send out for carryover of speech sounds for at home or in the classroom. I highly recommend buying this bundle!

  29. Taylor H. –

    This is the perfect resource for practicing consonant clusters with students. The graphics and target words are engaging with a variety of different targets. The mixture of sheets and cards allow them to be integrated into various activities during sessions.

  30. Logan N. –

    I looove this resource, and it has been so helpful for my students who are reducing clusters! I like the multiple presentations included — for example, some of my students are most successful with the backwards chaining pages, and others do best with just the snake visual into the word. I’ve also sent these sheets with parents for home practice. Worth every penny!

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