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Page 1: Isolation

Page 2: Initial Easy

Page 3: Initial Medium

Page 4: Initial Hard

Katie Crenshaw
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Articulation & Phonology
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Early Childhood, Primary, Intermediate, Secondary, Adult

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This material was created to teach the /g/ sound in a hierarchy. It begins with teaching sound in isolation with mouth visual cues along with a visual cue of "gulping" sound to help child tilt back head to facilitate natural occurance of /g/. These cues are repeated on every page to help maintain visuals. In addition, the bottom has a row of stars for child/ST to touch for each correct sound to progress to next level/show progress. Only outlined pictures chosen for child to color pictures themselves for more motivation to task.

The next pages show an increasing hierarchy of /g/. 

Initial easy: g with an open syllable and back vowels. (Note: helpful visuals on top, stars to note progress on bottom).

Initial Medium: g with closed syllables and back vowels with no front sounds. (Note: repeated helpful visuals on top, stars to note progress on bottom).

Initial Hard: g with front vowels/consonants. (Note: repeated helpful visuals on top, stars to note progress on bottom).

 

I hope you enjoy using this tool to help facilitate /g/ in your client!

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