What is Stuttering
The part of the body that tells all the other parts what to do and when to go in order to speak
A) Lungs
B) Brain
C) Heart
The brain!
The type of stutter that sounds like ba-ba-baseball.
Is it bumps(repetitions) stuck(block) or stretches (prolongation)?
It is bumps (repetitions)
Which of the following is something that a speech teacher is meant help with?
A) Cure stuttering
B) Help you to hide stuttering
C) Learn from the expert (the kid!) what parts of stuttering feel hard and problem solve ways so that stuttering doesn't have to stop you!
C) Learn what parts of stuttering feel hard and problem solve ways so that stuttering doesn't have to stop you!
When I stutter, I prefer when you:
A) finish my word or my sentence for me
B) Listen and give me more time to get the word out on my own
C) tell me to slow down and take a breath
B) Listen and give me more time to get the word out on my own
This is a game on roblox that involves players hiding and one player is chosen to be "it." "It" has to find the other players.
Hide and Seek!
The part of the body that sends air to our voicebox
A) Lungs
B) Lips
C) Tongue
The lungs
The type of stutter that sounds like "mmmmmmom"
Is it bumps(repetitions) stuck(block) or stretches (prolongation)?
It is stretches (prolongations)
What is it called when someone chooses to stick with the word they want to say (even if it takes a little longer)? It's when they let the stutter out!
A) Easy onsets
B) Turtle Talk
C) Free Talking
C) Free talking!
The teacher calls on me and when I start to stutter, I prefer that she:
a) skips me and moves to another student
b) reminds me to take my time and slow down
c) gives me more time so I can finish the answer
C) gives me more time to finish my answer
What is the name of a game that has a lot of games inside of it?
It's roblox
The part of the body that vibrates and makes the sound
A) Lungs
B) Brain
C) Voicebox
The voicebox
The type of stutter that does not have sound. It sounds like -----Melvin.
Is it bumps(repetitions) stuck(block) or stretches (prolongation)?
it is stuck (blocks)
What is it called when a person who stutters teaches someone else about stuttering?
A) advertising
B) Free talking
C) Easy onsets
A) Advertising!
An example would be if you shared with your teacher that you stutter and need a little more time to answer the question when they call on you!
Each student needs to give a book report in front of the class. I prefer to:
A) skip my turn and be the only one in the class who doesn't present
B) present in class like everyone else as long as the teacher lets me know that I won't lose any points for stuttering
C) Present in class like everyone else. I don't need to talk about stuttering.
C) Present in class like everyone else. I don't need to talk about stuttering.
Name a character that is a fast and blue hedgehog.
Sonic the Hedgehog!
The 3 parts of the body that take the sound and shape it into the words we make
A) Lungs, Brain and Voicebox
B) Lips, teeth and tongue
C) Heart, Nose and ears
lips, teeth and tongue!
This is when our body tries to push the word out and tightens or moves our body to do it! An example is if someone blinks his eyes tight or stomps his foot when a word is hard.
1) Secondaries or tricks
2) Repetitions
3) Stammering
This is secondaries or tricks.
True or False. The parts of the body that help us to talk are broken, injured or diseased when kids stutter.
False!! The parts are NOT broken. They just sometimes don't work together as a team so it takes longer to get the words out.
What is it called when a word is bumpy, stuck or stretchy and the body says "um" or another word until the word comes out.
A) Secondaries
B) Stammering
C) Filler word
This is a filler word