Please click on the following links below and have your child watch the video on how to produce their speech sound. Then, have them practice the following list of words below to get 50 trials! Then, have your child use each word in a sentence using their correct sound and using adequate rate of speech.
L Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmdNEn5P5-0
*laugh
*lemon
*lemonade
*Mallory
*ballerina
*bowling
*pool
*bowl
*mole
TH Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVOnAI8ktKY
*thank you
*thirsty
*thermometer
*mathematics
*leather
*bother
*moth
*both
*bathe
R Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F-qKn_x59I
*rainbow
*raft
*rake
*armadillo
*artist
*Ernie
*Earth
*airplane
*earache
S Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_-9P3aKsE
*see
*seven
*sink
*messy
*bossy
*lost
*toss
*grass
*race
SH Sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM_eLOVlIA8
*shelf
*shallow
*sharp
*marshmallow
*fishbowl
*flashlight
*finish
*Josh
*wish
Please see "Expressive and Receptive Language Lesson-Level 1" below. It would be great for you to video tape your child completing a lesson and then send it to my email address: manuellal@norwalktruckers.net so that I can see how they performed!
Please see "Expressive and Receptive Language Lesson-Level 2" below. It would be great for you to video tape your child completing a lesson and then send it to my email address: manuellal@norwalktruckers.net so that I can see how they performed!
Please check your email and have your child read pages 8-9 in the packet and then have your child practice "smooth movements" in words.
Next, skip to pages 15-16 and have your child practice using "smooth movements" (slightly slower speech, easy onset at the beginning of phrases/sentences) in sentences and paragraphs.
Please have your child listen to the read aloud story "The Very Lazy Ladybug" written by Isobel Finn, illustrated by Jack Tickle. Below you will find visual pictures that go along with the story and WH Comprehension Questions to answer with visual choices.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okk_HJlmScY
https://boom.cards/fastplay/zspfv (Answering Questions about Spatial Concepts)
*Have your child describe all of the animals in the story by describig 3 things about them: (ladybug, kangaroo, tiger, crocodile, monkey, bear, tortoise, elephant).
What type of "thing" are they? (ex: Ladybug is an insect).
What do they do? (ex: A ladybug can fly).
What do they look like? (ex: A ladybug is read and black).
Please click on the following link below from BoomLearning.com and complete the task about understanding idioms.
https://boom.cards/fastplay/hnqs
Next, have your child watch the following video below about using "expected behaviors" in regards to voice volume. Then discuss the following questions about the video with them:
https://www.semel.ucla.edu/peers/video/use-good-volume-control-bad-example-too-loud
https://www.semel.ucla.edu/peers/video/use-good-volume-control-bad-example-too-quiet
What did Elina do in the first video that was "unexpected"?
How did Elina make the other girl feel when she used a loud voice? Why?
How did Elina change her behavior in the second video?
Why is it important to use a voice volume that is appropriate for each situation?
List 3 environments that a loud voice is "expected."
List 3 environments that a quiet voice is "expected."
Please see "speech sound lesson" below to complete your lesson with producing your speech sounds accurately. Please video yourself practicing and send to my email: manuellal@norwalktruckers.net! I would love to see how you all are doing!
Please see "Expressive and Receptive Language Lesson-Level 1" below. Also, there are extra boom card activities below. Click on the links to have your child complete the activities.
Please see "Expressive and Receptive Language Lesson-Level 2" below.
Have your child find a video of themselves talking with others OR make a video talking with your child and save it to your phone. Then, have your child click on the link below that will help them track their "bumpy" and smooth" speech. Talk about their speech during the video and how they did using their speech tools.
Please have your child watch this video on how to produce the /l/ sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmdNEn5P5-0
Then use the visuals to the left to practice the /l/ sound in words. Practice this entire page 3x (giving your child lots of repetition! After practicing the words 3x, have your child use each word in a sentence!
Please have your child watch this video on how to produce the "th" sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVOnAI8ktKY
Then use the visuals to the left to practice the "th" sound in words. Practice this entire page 3x (giving your child lots of repetition! After practicing the words 3x, have your child use each word in a sentence!
Please have your child watch this video on how to produce the /r/ sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5F-qKn_x59I
Then use the visuals to the left to practice the /r/ sound in words. Practice this entire page 3x (giving your child lots of repetition! After practicing the words 3x, have your child use each word in a sentence!
Please have your child watch this video on how to produce the /s/ sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_K_-9P3aKsE
Then use the visuals to the left to practice the /s/ sound in words. Practice this entire page 3x (giving your child lots of repetition! After practicing the words 3x, have your child use each word in a sentence!
Please have your child watch this video on how to produce the "sh" sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM_eLOVlIA8
Then use the visuals to the left to practice the "sh" sound in words. Practice this entire page 3x (giving your child lots of repetition! After practicing the words 3x, have your child use each word in a sentence!