- 1 sorting board
- 9 picture cards for final sounds: /b, d, f, g, k, dʒ, l, m, n, p, s, t, v, z, sh, ch, th/
- 5 ‘What is the last sound you hear?’ black and white worksheets.
- 30 pictures with divided words. .
- 9 ‘Odd one out’ black and white worksheets
- 13 ‘Odd one out’ colour pages - which word has a different final sound?
- 13 black and white picture worksheets for the student to identify and colour in objects that have the target ending.
- 14 colour and 14 black and white minimal pair worksheets.
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A 90 page pack of worksheets and activities The Final Consonant Deletion pack includes: -
‘Dinosaur Stomp’ is a set of resources which can be used to target production of multi-syllabic words, pacing, and stress. This pack contains:- 14 dinosaur name and picture cards
- 14 dinosaur ‘syllable button’ cards
- 14 dinosaur stomp pacing and stress boards
- 1 large dinosaur footprint
- 14 dinosaur syllable ‘puzzles’
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The Cycles Approach has completely changed the way I work with the children with disordered speech. I've worked with some children who need 1-2 cycles and some who need 5-6 cycles - all of whom have made rapid and impressive progress. This set contains 318 pages altogether, providing all of the picture cards and listening lists you will need, session plans, parent explanations, data collection sheets for therapy, school, and home, and information about the approach. I've even included filing cards, and black and white pictures to send home for home practice and for your children to colour in. You'll need to spend some time working through the pack and becoming familiar with the programme, but I have no doubts when I say this is a therapy changing approach. Written in British English. -
In this set, CVCV words have been segmented. It includes two sets of words. The first set shows the related pictures with the word underneath and the second shows the picture, the word and what the word 'sounds like' to support production. Just print, cut the pictures in half and off you go! Suitable for Early years, Reception, Key Stage 1 , EAL and SEN -
This set includes 39 CVCV picture and word cards, and picture cards (without the word) Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL, SEN -
The Consonant – Vowel – Consonant Word and Picture Card pack includes: 52 /æ/ picture and word cards & 54 /æ/ picture cards 34 /e/ picture and word cards & 34 /e/ picture cards 55 /ɪ/ picture and word cards & 55 /ɪ/ picture cards 31 /ɒ/ picture and word cards & 31 /ɒ/ picture cards 37/ʌ/ picture and word cards & 37/ʌ/ picture cards 424 cards in total Sorting boards Supporting phonological awareness, rhyme, and vowel discrimination and production. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL and SEN -
A fun activity for our little train fans, to support consonant-vowel-consonant blending. This set has a background scene, a train and consonant and vowel pictures. Use for phonological awareness, and articulation and phonological therapy goals. Suitable to British and American English. Pre-school, Reception, Key Stage 1, SEN and EAL -
This set includes 108 Consonant and Vowel picture and word cards to target initial phonemes at CV level. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL and SEN -
This set was created for the Cleft team at Great Ormond Street Hospital. It contains 20 cue cards in total. -
‘Word Builder’ is a set of resources which can be used to target production of multi-syllabic words, pacing, and stress. This pack contains:- Name and picture cards with ‘syllable buttons’ (10 building site jobs, 10 construction vehicles)
- 10 word builder pacing boards (pacing and lexical stress)
- 1 hammer image
- 10 construction vehicle syllable ‘puzzles’
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This set contains 117 colourful picture cards to be used alongside the phoneme sets found on my website to support students to move on to short phrases and sentences. These picture cards can also be used on their own to support the acquisition of adjectives describing: colour, feelings, condition, appearance, shape, size, taste, touch, quantity, position, state, time, and action. Written in British English, although suitable for American EnglishSuitable for Reception, KS1, SEN, and EAL. -
Once /k/ is established in single words this is a great game to help secure /k/ in the initial and final positions in spontaneous speech. The set includes picture cards and questions. Written in British English but suitable for American audiences too. Suitable for Reception, Key Stage 1, EAL and SEN
