This is a great resource to encourage producing the final sound in a word. Each page has the beginning of a word and four pictures that share that beginning, but differ in their endings. For example, all of the words may start with, "Ba," but they end with different sounds (ie: bag, badge). When first introducing this, tell each word to your child. Then ask the child to point to the object you have mentioned. Ask the child to state the name of the object. If the child omits the ending sound, point to the middle picture say, "This is the word you said. You left off the ending sound."
Final Consonant Deletion
Welcome to the Speech and Language blog for the East Noble Knights! You will find many activities to help you practice your speech and language goals outside of the speech room! If students have questions about something on this blog, feel free to contact: Cathy Collins ccollins@eastnoble.net,Deb Cooper dcooper@eastnoble.net, Kelley Kneller kkneller@eastnoble.net or Brittany Hursh bhursh@eastnoble.net
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Grammar Practice
The following activities can be used to practice grammar AND speech sounds. Once you have chosen the correct verb, read the sentence aloud using correct speech sounds! This will improve your speech production and grammar. Good Luck!
Was or Were?
Irregular Verb Practice
Is or Are?
Was or Were?
Irregular Verb Practice
Is or Are?
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