Ask your child to help you instate “quiet time” around the house before naptime or bed time. Walk around with your child “shh-ing” everything: “shhh, door! Shhh, couch! It’s naptime!” This is a silly way to work in fun practice that kids love. In just a few minutes of “shh-ing” the house, your child will get to say the /sh/ sound tons of times!
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How to Teach the SH Sound by Chicago Speech Therapy - Chicago Speech Therapynd to feel the air. Then, ask her to put her hand in front of her own mouth while she makes the sound. Can she feel the air? This is a sign she can use to tell if she is making the sound right. <span>Awesome /sh/ Activity Ask your child to help you instate “quiet time” around the house before naptime or bed time. Walk around with your child “shh-ing” everything: “shhh, door! Shhh, couch! It’s naptime!” This is a silly way to work in fun practice that kids love. In just a few minutes of “shh-ing” the house, your child will get to say the /sh/ sound tons of times! Karen George is a Chicago speech-language pathologist. The practice she founded, Chicago Speech Therapy, LLC, provides in-home pediatric speech therapy in Chicago and surrounding suburb Summary
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