This checklist can be used to track a student's progress in correcting articulation errors from the auditory discrimination level through conversational speech. It can also be found as part of the Interdental Lisping Basic Set.
Could it be? Could hanging laundry actually be fun? With this speech therapy activity it can be! What you'll need Picture or word cards cut out in the shape of clothing (e.g., shirts, shorts, mittens) Yarn or string (and a…
What is it? Interdental lisping is when the tongue protrudes between the front teeth when producing /s/ or /z/, resulting in a “th” sound. The /s/ becomes a voiceless “th”, as in “think”, and the /z/ becomes a voiced “th”,…
Practice grids are another "must have" for your speech therapy toolbox. You can use them to practice the same words over multiple sessions or as home program practice sheets. There are boxes after each image, which are perfect for putting…
What's fun, inexpensive, and versatile for therapy activities? Plastic Easter eggs! All of the ages I work with (from 3 to 19 years old) enjoy our egg games. It could be that I make prizes part of the activities or…
Who is Sam? "Ssssam" is my new best friend for working on the "s" sound with children. He is simply a sock puppet that I made with my sons and recently took to work. And he was a hit! …