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Facilitative Contexts Screener and Homework Bundle for Articulation Therapy

Original price was: $146.00.Current price is: $131.40.

(126 customer reviews)

Are you looking for that missing piece of the sound elicitation puzzle? Have you ever wondered how to find the words that will give your therapy client the best chance at starting therapy with success?

Our Facilitative Contexts Bundle will help you get there.  We have bundled together our popular Facilitative Contexts products for commonly target sounds S, K, G, CH, J, SH, L and R.  For each sound, there is an explanation of why these word contexts give our best chance of eliciting a child’s clearest sound, a screener, therapy cards, and 5 high-trial practice sheets for 9 different word contexts (use in sessions or send for homework!).

A great first step for successful therapy. Spend time consolidating the child’s best productions before moving on to articulation or phonological therapy approaches. Save yourself time – everything is ready to be printed and used in your session!

Description

Are you working with an articulation client who seems like they’re just not stimulable for their sounds (e.g., they have a lateral lisp) and all the “usual cues” just haven’t worked? Finding facilitative contexts (carefully chosen words that encourage a clear speech sound) can accelerate therapy progress, allowing many SLPs to skip the isolation + elicitation phase altogether!

If you feel like you have exhausted every trick to elicit a clear sound, but you haven’t screened for possible facilitative contexts, this could be the missing piece.

Sounds included in this bundle:

 

With reviews like this (below) why WOULDN’T you try this??!!

“Tried this with a lateral kid… and I finally got a clear ‘s’ production… we’ve worked for years with different cues and strategies and nothing worked”

“I was finally able to elicit the /k/ in context utilizing this resource”

 

Based on evidence, the Facilitative Contexts bundle packet allows you to probe a child’s productions in words that give the best chance of producing a clear sound. Then we have the therapy materials to consolidate that new sound using our word lists and printable activities before moving on to a traditional articulation or phonology approach.

 

DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO:

➊ — Learn about which vowels and consonants might facilitate a clear sound production

➋ — Have access to a screener to probe for possible facilitative contexts and guide the therapy targets you should choose that work for your student.

➌ — Provide children on your caseload with another option to elicit their best sounds, faster!

❹ — Access materials that encourage high-trial practice featuring those different facilitative contexts (includes one page of cards and five activity practice sheets/context).

 

Our comprehensive Facilitative Contexts packet saves you time – the hard work has been done for you! There is no need to research, generate word lists, and create your own activities. It is all in our pack. Just print and go!

 

DIGITAL FILE CONTENTS:

✅ — Evidence-based – information about where this type of cue comes from and why the different contexts have been included

✅ — Screener for Target Selection – administer our screener to help you find the child’s best chance of producing a clear sound for early therapy success.

✅ — Therapy and Homework Material – help the child get high-practice trials while having fun! Featuring flashcards, check box practice sheets, stamp & say sheets, roll and say, 100 practice pages, and word lists.

✅ — Color and Black & White Pages – print and laminate the color pages for your speech room, and quickly b&w pages for home practice.

✅ — Comprehensive – each packet is between 72-125 pages!!

 


What SLPs like you are saying:

“I LOVE this so much ! this has changed the way I approach articulation therapy. I never thought about how vowels affect the consonant sounds. This breaks it down and takes out the hard part of me needing to created a screening form to see how consonants are affected by vowels.”

“This resource is a lifesaver for tricky articulation cases when usual cues don’t work. The screener is quick and effective, and the materials make it easy to get high-repetition practice in the right contexts. It’s evidence-based, low-prep, and has really helped move stuck students forward. Highly recommend!”


 

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.

126 reviews for Facilitative Contexts Screener and Homework Bundle for Articulation Therapy

  1. Jessica F. –

    Really handy

    Facilitative contexts was something I was never taught at uni, but it has been really helpful to keep in mind to better support my students

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  2. Britney B. –

    Great Resource

    The facilitative contexts have helped students build confidence and learn articulator placement with ease.

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  3. Hillary L. –

    Helpful resource

    This is a helpful resource for working with my students! Thank you!

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  4. Gina L. –

    Super helpful

    This resource makes it easy to really learn how to use facilitative contexts with my students. Thankful for this comprehensive resource!

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  5. Cristi J. –

    A Game-Changer for Tricky Articulation Cases!

    This is such a valuable resource for those students who seem impossible to elicit a clear sound with traditional cues! I love that it helps identify facilitative contexts and gives you a structured way to determine which contexts may work best for each student. The included screeners, word lists, practice activities, and homework materials make it easy to go from identifying a helpful context to getting lots of practice. Definitely a resource I’ll be reaching for when I have a student who just isn’t responding to the usual articulation cues!

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  6. Kaitlyn Sachs –

    Great Resource

    A great resource that provided me with a lot of ideas for small group speech.

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  7. Ashley D. –

    Great Thoughts

    I like this, but I just didn’t use this enough this past year.

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  8. Casey E S. –

    Excellent Resource

    I love everything Adventures in Speech Pathology puts out and these are no exception! Great for quickly determining contexts that a child may be more successful with production.

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  9. Kathryn P. –

    Absolutely Brilliant

    These are a must have resource for any SLP!!! It has totally changed how I practice and think about speech sounds, and I have had so many successes that I would never have achieved before – one kiddo I have worked with for 2 years now with a severe phonological disorder has never been stimulable for ‘ch’. I tried the ‘T+Y’ context words, one worked for him and from there it has all just clicked and he can now say his own name!! Honestly these resources make therapy feel like MAGIC!

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  10. Amanda S. –

    Love this resource!

    I have used this with several kids when I’ve been stuck on certain sounds. It is surprising how many kids have at least one context they can correctly produce the sound!

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  11. Rachel P. –

    Using with my Own Son

    I’ve used this resource with me own son who is resistant working on /r/ because it feels too hard. Being able to find a context that helps him feel successful has been key to getting buy-in!

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  12. MissVeeSLP –

    So glad I finally splurged!

    I have been eyeing this resource for a while but holding off just because of the price. However, I am so happy to have it. As with all of her products, the quality is top tier. I was able to start using it immediately and seeing benefit. I’m familiar with the concept of facilitative contexts and seen it be very useful for certain sounds (like R), but I’m so excited to start expanding beyond that.

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  13. Lisa W. –

    Thoughtfully Designed

    Facilitative Contexts Bundle is a thoughtfully designed and highly effective resource. Rebecca has carefully chosen words that promote accurate speech sound production. My students experience early success using this resource, which has contributed to faster progress in therapy.

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  14. Julianne C. –

    Always great resources

    Rebecca’s resources are always top notch. This resource saves the SLP so much time searching for words to find facilitative contexts.

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  15. Emma Sharrock –

    Must have resource for any speech sound assessment toolkit

    I have purchased one of Rebecca’s facilitative contexts pack previously (‘sh’ sound) and have recently upgraded and purchased the full bundle. The packs are a fantastic addition to my assessment toolkit and support me to identify what is going to work best for the child in therapy, rather than simply whether they can or cannot produce the sound.

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  16. Melissa Monsted (verified owner) –

    The audacity of this resource’s ability to help make the MOST efficient progress for my clients is unheard of! It is an absolute dream and I cannot thank AISP for continuing to make incredible resources that are evidence-based and kept up-to-date. Do yourself and your clients a favour and purchase this.

  17. Emily T. –

    Amazing Resource!

    Facilitative contexts are amazing, and having resources for each context makes target selection and therapy so simple and effective!

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  18. Kerin B. –

    Such a comprehensive, well crafted resource.

    This is a wonderful resource for SLP’s . Thank you for taking the time to create it!

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  19. Ann T. –

    Data driven

    This resource is fantastic for providing data on exactly what to target to get best results. The resource has been designed to make data collection easy, and home practice sheets are handy too. In addition, I have found it useful for children who struggle to make progress or be engaged in session.

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  20. Nicole M. –

    So extremely helpful!

    I have used this with kids that are harder to elicit sounds with and have found success, such a help!

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  21. Renee C. –

    So useful and saved me with a tough student

    Had a student who was not stimulable for CH, with all my tricks I might get a glimmer at the end of the session, then it would be gone again by next session. The assessment from the CH facilitative context was amazing, she could do it with TR blends so we started there, shaped from there, and after 1 month she has now mastered CH in all word positions and generalized to conversation – it clicked! So grateful for these and I will be prepping them for all my tricky cases. Thank you!

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  22. Upbeat Speech –

    Facilitative Contexts

    This resource has been helpful in determining targets to help my students make progress.

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  23. Language Encounters –

    incredible resource

    I love this so much! It has been so helpful for my lessons and student progress

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  24. Diana H. –

    Love this resource. It has helped me identify where to start working with students with articulation and not getting stuck in isolation for too long and finding contexts where my students are more successful to build confidence and increase student’s participation.

  25. Diana H. –

    Add to cart – immediately.

    Love this resource. It has helped me identify where to start working with students with articulation and not getting stuck in isolation for too long and finding contexts where my students are more successful to build confidence and increase student’s participation.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  26. Brianne L. –

    I immediately purchased this after watching the presentation on facilitative contexts. I love when there are premade materials to carry out ideas!

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