Activity Ideas
To keep your child engaged in practice you have to keep things new and exciting! What’s great about speech practice is that almost any activity can be used to improve speech and language skills.
First, decide on an activity that your child loves. Maybe they love arts and crafts, are very active and love playing outside, or they’re competitive and love a fun board game. Whatever it may be, find a way to work in some practice of the “SH” sound into this activity. You can do this by having your child practice a few productions in between each of their turns.
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How to Pronounce the “SH” Sound contexts. The typical order of progression a speech therapist would follow in treatment includes: isolation level, syllable level, word level, phrase level, sentence level, conversation level. <span>Activity Ideas To keep your child engaged in practice you have to keep things new and exciting! What’s great about speech practice is that almost any activity can be used to improve speech and language skills. First, decide on an activity that your child loves. Maybe they love arts and crafts, are very active and love playing outside, or they’re competitive and love a fun board game. Whatever it may be, find a way to work in some practice of the “SH” sound into this activity. You can do this by having your child practice a few productions in between each of their turns. If you would like some more ideas for ways to keep practice new and exciting, check this blog post out here ! Keep Practice Consistent Make sure that you target these speech goals at le Summary
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