These sentences each contain an /s/ blend and a word without the /s/. For example, the first sentence contains both the words "tool" and "stool."
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Articulation: "Sh" Data Sheet (Isolation & Syllables)
"Sh" can be a tricky sound to teach! I have a sweet girl with Down syndrome who has a lot of nasal emission when producing this sound. In fact, she is unable to produce anything sounding like "sh" when she pinches her nose closed. It almost comes out more like /k/. This shows me that 100% of the air comes out of her nose when she normally produces the sound. We are going to start working on producing the sound in isolation without nasal emission.
Have you worked on nasal emission before? Let me know if you have any advice!
Have you worked on nasal emission before? Let me know if you have any advice!
Pragmatics: Emotions
I made this worksheet for one of my clients who is working on identifying when he or others might feel a particular emotion.
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