Teaching Voiced vs. Voiceless Consonants in Speech Therapy
Understanding the difference between voiced and voiceless consonants is a key part of helping students master clear articulation. For some students, understanding voicing helps them
Category: Articulation
10 Games to Use in High-Trial Articulation Therapy
In articulation therapy, “high trials” refers to a large number of practice repetitions, ideally 50-100, during a therapy session. The 100 trials are the “golden number” for
The Connection Between Speech Sound Disorders and Literacy
We know there are strong connections between literacy, spoken language, and even spelling. Children who have trouble acquiring language are at an increased risk of
Easy Speech Therapy Activity Ideas to Try Today
Ever get in a rut in therapy? It happens to all of us. My rule of thumb – if I’m bored, they’re bored. It can
Compensatory Errors Versus Obligatory Errors in Cleft Speech
What is a compensatory error? What is an obligatory error? And what’s the difference between the two? These terms are often used when referring to
9 Reliable Tips for Teaching /k/ and /g/ in Speech Therapy
Welcome and thanks to my guest blogger, Trish! Today, she shares tips on teaching /k/ and /g/. Read for ideas on eliciting velar sounds in speech
Common Cleft Palate Speech Compensatory Errors
Have a new kid on your caseload with a history of cleft palate and want to learn more about “cleft palate speech” errors? You’re in
Using Pictures in Speech Therapy: One-Item, No-Prep Speech
Streamline therapy prep time with no-prep speech therapy ideas. Pictures are one of my go-to tools for simple, easy therapy planning. Use ONE picture to
Creative Ways to Use Mini Objects in Speech Therapy
Mini objects and trinkets are an engaging manipulative to use in speech therapy. They are versatile for many articulation and language targets! Goals to target
How to Use Sensory Bottles in Speech Therapy
I’ve recently discovered how much fun it is to make sensory bottles! It got me thinking about how you can incorporate them in speech therapy
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