What did you say?
This sound is one the last sounds to develop in typical speech development.
What is /th/ or /r/?
This month celebrates "Talk Like a Pirate Day", the perfect day to target that RRRRR.
What is September?
This letter formed by two diagonals can be hard for children to write.
What is X?
Students who lick, chew, or make noises with their mouths may be seeking this type of sensory input.
What is Oral Sensory Input?
In the classroom when writing, a students paper should be at this positions on the desk.
What is tilted to the left or right depending on hand dominance?
This is considered the normal age range for "developmental stuttering"?
What is ages 3-6?
This sound is the most common substitution for /r/ in children with speech sound errors.
What is /w/?
This is considered the most successful way to hold a pencil, using your thumb, index and middle fingers.
What is a tripod grasp?
Student's have this many sensory systems.
What is 8?
This percentage of teachers will report having a voice disorder in their career?
What is over 50%?
A child says "My tat(cat) is bat(back) from the dotor (doctor). This phonological process is evident as back sounds(k and g) are relaced by front sounds (t and d).
What is fronting?
There are this many variations of vocalic /r/ in the english language
What is 6 (ar, air, ear, er, or and ire)?
This shape is the most difficult for children to draw and will be the last to emerge during typical development.
What is the triangle (age 5-6)?
A child who is appears lethargic/disinterested or "in their own world" may be experiencing this type of sensory dysregulation.
What is sensory under-responsive?
The ability to understand/use a system of words, grammar & rules that convey meaning is broken down into these two categories.
What is receptive and expressive language?
This group of sounds uses vibration of the vocal folds to produce placing them in this sound group.
What are voiced sounds (/ch, th, d, b, m, n, g/)?
This "happy face" cue can be given to remind kids to keep their lips back to produce the /r/ sound.
What is a smile?
By age 3 a child should be able to draw this shape.
What is a circle?
This personalized plan of activities that is specifically designed to provide a child with the sensory input he needs to achieve an adaptive arousal level throughout the day.
What is a sensory diet?
This basic classroom task may require students to have understanding of the following concepts; working memory, spatial concepts, size concepts, numerical concepts, sequential concepts, qualitative concepts and conditional concepts.
What is following directions?
These sounds are typically some of the first sounds to develop due to the use of lips during production.
What are bilabials (b, p, m)?
This is the name of the phonological process for replacing /r/ with /w/. For example saying "wain" instead of "rain".
What is Gliding?
When formed correctly, these "falling letters" should go below the grass line.
What are g, j, p, q and y?
This sensory system is the process by which the body senses and interprets signals from its internal organs and systems.
What is interoception?
Letters should always be started at this position.
What is at the top?