Description
Do you need a quick reference chart or poster that shows common phonological patterns (processes) and their approximate ages of suppression? Would you like a simpler way to describe phonological patterns with parents and teachers?
DOWNLOAD these sheets if you want to:
❶ — Feel more confident describing and explaining phonological patterns
❷ — Have a quick reference to approximate ages of suppression broken down by age.
❸ — Display informative poster in your speech therapy room
❹ — Have a list of journal articles where these norms and data were taken from to further your reading.
The Phonological Patterns Chart is a resource that SLPs will constantly be referring to, to support their pediatric caseload. It is the same style and design as the popular Speech Development Chart (for typical speech sound acquisition).
⭐ Product is part of a discounted SPEECH CHART BUNDLE of high-quality charts, posters, and infographics ⭐
This chart is an engaging addition to your speech pathology office or waiting room. You can also print out the black and white version to use as screening or assessing stimulability.
PRINTING OPTIONS:
❶ — You can take the Phonological Pattern Chart to a local print or office supplies shop to be printed as poster size. I have successfully printed the poster at A1 size.
❷ — Print as regular paper-sized and laminate for durability. It is great to pull out of a folder to reference.
❸ — Print the black & option and attach it to a report or use it for screening purposes.
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CONTENTS:
✅ — Single-paged Phonological Pattern Chart
✅ — Two versions are included
✅ — Includes norms on references
✅ — Comes in color and black & white
⭐Did you know I have a bundle on sale? Grab resources to match: Speech Development Chart, Phonological Posters, Speech Development Fact Sheets, Speech Metaphors, and a DDK Rate Kit.⭐
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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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8 reviews for Phonological Pattern Chart for Speech Therapy
Louise Terley (verified owner) –
As a student speech pathologist, this chart provides me with a visually inviting reference to easily identify age-appropriate speech sound disorders. Additionally, it offers parents a straightforward and clear overview. The inclusion of phonological pattern names, accompanied by example words, enhances its utility. It’s an excellent resource suitable for printing in a large format and I can’t wait to have my own clinic room to display it in. Thank you!
Becky (verified owner) –
This poster is beautifully presented- I love how all your resources look consistent. They’re great for sharing with families when talking about speech sound errors. Thank you!
Stacy-Ann D. (verified owner) –
I refer to this all the time! It is so helpful to have saved on my iPad to review with parents and other professionals, especially in IEP meetings. I have all the Adventures in Speech Pathology posters. They are all wonderful resources!
Kelsey O. (verified owner) –
I have both the speech sound development chart and the phonological patterns chart and reference both with parents constantly! I love how Rebecca explains what patterns are and how children make these rule-governed mistakes.
Niamh M. (verified owner) –
I have this on my wall in my clinic room. I love it- it is so great to have a visual to support discussions with parents about speech development/phonological processes.
Gail V. (verified owner) –
Beautiful poster that is easy to read and understand! Comes in handy when providing parent education during initial evaluations.
Kristee H. (verified owner) –
My students loved seeing this on the bulletin board this school year. They will get up and point out there sounds or another sound that their peer is working on .
Jennifer D. (verified owner) –
I love all of Rebecca’s visuals, and these charts are no exception! They are super helpful to use when talking with parents and other professionals. I refer to them constantly!