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Sometimes, explaining phonological patterns and how they affect their child’s speech to parents and teachers can be a difficult task.
We might forget to tell them information, or perhaps the parent was distracted and didn’t really take in much of what you said. Being able to provide parents and teachers with handouts on a range of phonological patterns can help with this. The Phonological Patterns: Handouts for Parents & Teachers resource has been designed to ensure that parents and teachers can be easily given the key information they need about a child’s phonological errors. These handouts are accurate and concise and are written in language that is parent and teacher-friendly. Make quality information accessible to parents and teachers with the Phonological Patterns: Handouts for Parents and Teachers.
Have you ever struggled to explain phonological patterns to teachers and parents? Are you looking to provide more information during your speech evaluations and empower parents and teachers to be part of the therapy process?
Never feel tongue-tied or embarrassed that you can’t recall the age of elimination! Explain phonological patterns clearly and confidently with these must-have handouts for any SLP who treat speech sound disorders.
DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO: ➊ — Have handouts for common developmental phonological patterns ➋ — Provide parents and teachers with easy-to-understand information ➌ — Feel more confident explaining age of elimination ❹ — Be more prepared for answering phonological pattern questions
Phonological Patterns in this set: Assimilation, Voicing, Devoicing, Final Consonant Deletion, Fronting, Stopping, Deaffrication, Weak Syllable Deletion, Cluster Reduction, Gliding, Backing, Initial Consonant Deletion and Coalescence.
Who would use them? These might be useful to provide to parents at an evaluation or assessment, at a feedback session, during an IEP or school meeting and to other family members and people in the child’s life.
CONTENTS: ✅ — x14 single-paged handouts ✅ — Each page explains typical speech development, simplified explanation of the pattern, examples of the pattern using pictures, age of elimination, and sounds that are impacted by the pattern. ✅ — This whole resource is in blackline – so it’s easy to print and hand out
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice.
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This file contains a collection of information for parents to utilize when working with their children at home on a variety of speech and language skills. The handouts offer information, explanations, and examples pertaining to communication disorders. The following topics are included:
- Articulation Disorders
- Levels of Difficulty
- Speech Sound Acquisition
- Speech Sound Names
- Phonological Processes
- Flashcard Activities
- Articulation Carryover
- Language Disorders
- 10 Ways to Build Vocabulary
- Hierarchy of Language Skills
- 10 Word Games
- Language Carryover
- Fluency Disorders
- Fluency Strategies
- Stuttering Awareness
- Stuttering Tips
- Fluency Carryover
- Pragmatic Language Disorders
- Topic Maintenance
- The Power of Books
- Self-Assessment
- Alternative Means of Communication
- Core Vocabulary
- What is Self-Monitoring?
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