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G Facilitative Contexts Screener Assessment & Homework for Articulation Therapy

$15.00

(65 customer reviews)

Are you looking for that missing piece of the “g” sound elicitation puzzle? Have you ever wondered how to find the words with the best chance of a child producing “g” correctly and then slingshot that into treatment for a clearer G?

Our G Facilitative Contexts product is what will help you get there with a quick dynamic assessment. This product explains why these word contexts give our best chance of eliciting a clear “g” sound in children, and includes a dynamic assessment screener, word checklists, therapy cards, and 5 high-trial practice sheets for 6 different word contexts.

A quick dynamic assessment is a great first step for successful “g” sound therapy. Spend time consolidating “g” sound productions before moving on to articulation or phonological therapy approaches. Save yourself time – everything is ready to be printed and used in your session!

“This is a really helpful resource for those stubborn ‘g’ students. It gave me options and ideas of where to start.” ~ Verified buyer

Description

Are you struggling in therapy trying to figure out how you can help your student say the “g” sound in words? Many SLPs don’t know about facilitative contexts and how carefully chosen target words can help facilitate and encourage a correct “g” sound. Spend 5 to 10 minutes on a dynamic assessment to find the words where your student can already say “g”. Just imagine being able to start therapy straight away vs. being stuck at the elicitation level, getting nowhere.

Every SLP needs our G Facilitative Contexts in their assessment toolbox!

“I cannot explain how breakthrough this resource has been for my student who has been struggling for years to pronounce a ‘k’ or ‘g’. Thanks to this, the ‘cl’ and ‘gl’ have worked a miracle.” ~ Verified buyer

Based on the evidence and a highly requested companion resource to the K & G Sound Handbook, the G Facilitative Contexts packet allows you to probe a child’s productions in words that give the best chance of the back of the tongue elevating to produce the “g” sound.

DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO:

❶ — Learn about facilitating a “g” sound using different keyword contexts.

❷ — Administer a quick dynamic assessment to probe “g” stimulability and guide the therapy targets you should choose that work for your student.

❸ — Provide children on your caseload with another option to elicit their best “g” sound.

❹ — Access materials that encourage high-trial practice featuring six different facilitative contexts for the “g” sound (includes one page of cards and five activity practice sheets/context).

“I found this to be an excellent tool when my student could make the sound in isolation but not in words. It helped me to find the best starting point without guessing.” ~ Verified buyer

Our 85-page G 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:

✅ — Screener for Target Selection – use our screener as a dynamic assessment, with cues, to help you find the child’s best chance of producing a “g” 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-trial practice templates, and word lists.

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

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

“It’s helpful for figuring out what context works best, and the worksheets help get a high number of practices.” ~ Verified buyer

⭐RELATED FACILITATIVE CONTEXTS RESOURCES

WHAT OTHER SLPs ARE SAYING:

“After using this I was able to elicit a clear initial G in a student with a severe speech disorder who previously couldn’t produce any velar sounds.” ~ Verified buyer

“It is such a great way to get high success with them and has been great for boosting their confidence in speech sounds that have been tricky for them!… High trials of words they already have success on is great for training that motor plan!” ~ Verified buyer

“I thought I knew the best ways to make progress on the ‘g’ sound, and this resource showed me it could be even better faster.” ~ Verified buyer

“I don’t even bother trying anything else when first targeting fronting or ‘g’ now. Rebecca has created such a great resource to guide your selection of target words to get success from the beginning of your sessions!” ~ Verified buyer

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. 

65 reviews for G Facilitative Contexts Screener Assessment & Homework for Articulation Therapy

  1. Iowa SLP –

    Helpful resource

    Thanks for creating this resource, it’s helpful for figuring out what context works best, and the worksheets help get a high number of practices.

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  2. Emily A. –

    Great product i will use again for therapy sessions

    Great product i will use again for therapy sessions

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  3. Speech in the Sand –

    An excellent resource

    I love using these screeners and homework! It helps students build confidence and find easier ways to produce and generalize their sounds. Thank you!

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  4. Becky J. –

    Great resource

    Loved all of the information, tips, and tricks included for production of the /g/ sound.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  5. Rita T. –

    Excellent tool

    I found this to be an excellent tool when my student could make the sound in isolation but not in words. It helped me to find the best starting point without guessing.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  6. Grace L. –

    So Incredibly Helpful

    All of the facilitative contexts resources from Advenrures in Speech Pathology have been so helpful to me! It gives such a great starting point to start therapy from.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  7. Kristi B. –

    This is My Go-To Product for /g/ Now!

    I don’t even bother trying anything else when first targeting fronting or /g/ now. Rebecca has created such a great resource to guide your selection of target words to get success from the beginning of your sessions! Thank you!

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  8. heidi T. –

    So helpful!

    This makes working on facilitative concepts so straightforward. Highly recommend!

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  9. Helen B. –

    So many great ideas!

    I always love using resources from this author. She has great activities to use in therapy and to send home!

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  10. The Speech Pit –

    a must have!

    I have all AISP toolkits in my toolbox. I am CONSTANTLY referring to these resources throughout my therapy sessions, whether to progress monitor, introduce new sounds, or determine appropriate targets.

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  11. Jennifer R. –

    Really helpful!

    This is a really helpful resource for those stubborn /g/ students. It gave me options and ideas of where to start.

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  12. Michelle M. –

    Very useful resource

    Another thorough and engaging resource from AISP with great visuals. I have all of the AISP facilitative context resources and they have been a gamechanger for me and my speech caseload.

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  13. Tracey B. –

    Exactly what I needed!

    Thank you! I have so many students that are fronting sounds. This resource has been what I was looking for.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  14. Angela C. –

    Great Reseach-based Material

    I am just learning about Facilitative Contexts. This is a great resource to help my learn and my students have success.

    Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

  15. Jeanette Ortiz –

    go to resource

    This is a helpful and useful resource that my students enjoy.

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