LISTEN TO AN AUDIO EXAMPLE! Scan the QR Code in the images to the left.
We SLPs typically work on “th” with “older” kids, right? Cute little pictures on a page aren’t always their thing.
Enter, The “Th” Speech Practice Lessons with Lists and short Audios of context-based words, phrases, and sentences. Just listen and repeat—no pictures, just a “live” model!
Each Lesson has its own QR Code. The corresponding practice audio is accessed quickly and easily. Practice during in-person therapy, online, and absolutely ANYWHERE for homework.
A bunch of helpful materials comes in the bundle:
A complete Instructions Manual
11 Practice Lesson Lists (with QR Codes to quickly access audios)
11 MP3 Audios (that correspond to each lesson; each 5 to 7 minutes)
11 Data & Documentation (to keep track of progress)
The “Th” Deep Screening Probe (to determine the best practice context) and
The Record of Assignments sheet (to track your distribution).
This context-driven audio style of practice has been used (in other formats) by thousands of appreciative speech-language pathologists and their therapy-kids. In this edition, EVERYTHING has been newly updated, revised, and rerecorded—and kids love ‘em!
Please Note: Once purchased, you instantly receive EVERYTHING IN YOUR EMAIL to download and use. The Instructions Manual, and all Lessons and Audios are digital.
I recommend this resource as it's concise and full of speech strategies for each sound. It's a great resource to keep on hand and I really like the visuals provided for each phoneme to help my students with placement.
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Sophia Morton
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Shermance Morris
Simply amazing!
Most succinct review of a vast amount of information I have found. Thank you!!
I recommend this resource as it's concise and full of speech strategies for each sound. It's a great resource to keep on hand and I really like the visuals provided for each phoneme to help my students with placement.