Home Practice Resources – Page 2 – Ms. Grammel's Speech and Language Blog

Articulation – K Sound

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Articulation – TH Sound

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Articulation – SH Sound

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Articulation – F Sound

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Articulation – CH Sound

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Articulation – S Sound

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Articulation – R Sound

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Preschool Tip – Use Dialogic Reading

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Dialogic Reading is a technique you can use when reading with your child to help support their language development. ReadingRockets.org has a wonderful explanation for how to use Dialogic Reading.

Articulation Tip: Practice while reading books

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Book Lists by Speech Sound – by Speechy Musings

Is your child working on speech sounds? A great way to practice is while reading books. Head on over and subscribe to Speechy Musing’s blog to download a free list of picture books by speech sound.

Or, turn any book into an opportunity to practice. Grab a book, magazine, or newspaper, and try to find as many words as you can with your sounds.

Language Tip: Conversation Builds Vocabulary

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Looking for a way to help support language development? Talk, talk, talk!

Looking for some conversation starters? Check out a museum, zoo, or book.

In response to COVID-19, many online resources have been made available for free to the public. I’ve shared some links to these on the sidebar under “Language Enrichment & Virtual Field Trips”