Hi All! Here are FREEBIES for you! I included the FREEBIES below from last BLOG just in case you missed them. I create these activities first for my students. If they give me a thumbs up I share them with you~ Feed the Shark and Shark Bite has been a big hit! It has been awesome for my student working on SH & CH - 2 tips - round the lips and lightly squeeze the cheeks. I filled a small photo box with SH & CH mini objects. I hide the objects in mini treasure boxes or gumball capsules. Kids love the element of surprise. I was invited to submit FEED the SHARK to ASHA Leader for July. Keeping my fingers crossed that it gets published!

Summer Story Sequences is a brand new BOOM Card set I made for the end of this school year. There are four 4-step sequences. Students move numbers 1-4 to the correct picture. There is a gif for each sequence! Jack Climbs the Beanstalk is a great fairy tale this time of year, especially for the planting theme. I wrote this story with a different perspective including feelings. I’m working on initial L& L blends with another student - this story has several sounds to target. I found a cute wooden castle and gold eggs at Dollar Tree and printed all the PROPS from the PowerPoint so students can make a scene.

I am sharing both BOOM Card sets as a FREEBIE to my Subscribers. email me at ricki@preschoolspeechieplus.com - in the Subject just put Summer Story and/or Jack. I will send you both Boom Card Links.

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Seasonal Game Ideas

Principles of Motor Learning in the Treatment of Motor Speech Disorders by E. Maas 2008, has been a huge topic of interest these days. Get to know these 2 terms: 1. Knowledge of Performance - structure, practice & movement of targets & practice conditions - basically helping the student understand what their jaw, lips & tongue are doing to produce a motor sequence through a multi-sensory approach 2. Knowledge of Results - giving student specific feedback (NOT GOOD JOB) about motor movements to achieve retention (generalization) of the target.

Treatment of CAS from Sydney School of Health Sciences- Interesting Article which discusses ReST (Rapid Syllable Transition Treatment), NDP3 (Nuffield Dyspraxia Programme), IPA (Integrated Phonological Awareness. ) I am an advocate of PROMPT which is not mentioned in this article. I thought you might find it interesting! Click on image below to get a copy of the 3 pages. Also check out the website! rest.sydney.edu.au Once on the website scroll down to Resources for Clinicians. I found this article under Evidence Brief. All this ReST info and more is FREE.

ENJOY!! Ricki