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14/03/2025

Ready to practice ALL the speech sounds in a quick and easy way?!

These articulation word lists are packed with the most massive amount of word lists around.

If you’ve been on the hunt for the most comprehensive collection of articulation word lists and a way to practice speech sounds grouped by sound position and number of syllables, this complete word list bundle is for you!

Comment “Word Lists” and I’ll send you the link right in your DMs. You can also check for new and popular products in the link in my bio!

22/12/2024

🎄What’s on your SLP Christmas List?

Honestly, there’s about a dozen things I’d add to this list, but the top 5 things I’d put on my holiday wish list would include the following:

✔️ A MANAGEABLE caseload and workload
✔️ Impenetrable immune system
✔️ Huge office with a WINDOW
✔️ Supportive admin, staff, and parents
✔️ Unlimited caffeine

A higher salary and perfectly behaved therapy students would be an added bonus too 😉

What are your biggest wants and needs on your wish list? Sound off in the comments below! ⬇️

18/12/2024

Is your child’s speech development on track? 🤔

A cross-linguistic review by McLeod and Crowe (2018) reviewed 64 studies from 31 countries to analyze the development of speech sounds across multiple languages.

Further analysis of this data was done across 15 studies of 18,907 children for English in the United States (Crowe and McLeod, 2020). The analysis reported the following:

Children are able to produce English speech sounds relatively early, with most sounds acquired by 4 years of age, and almost all speech sounds acquired by the age of 7.

Let’s break it down further. Speech sounds should be acquired by the following ages:

2-3 years: P, B, D, M, N, H, W
3-4 years: T, K, G, NG, F, Y
4-5 years: V, S, Z, SH, CH, J, L
5-6 years: Voiced TH, ZH, R
6-7 years: Voiceless TH

If your child’s is not meeting these benchmarks, it might be time to reach out to a speech-language pathologist (SLP) for more information.

Get a free PDF download of this graphic here: https://thespeechguide.com/speech-sound-development-chart/

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07/12/2024

Are you a parent, caregiver, SLP or student n need of some guidance in the wide world of speech therapy?

If so, you’ve come to the right place! 🏆

The Speech Guide is your ultimate resource for the best speech therapy resources and activities.

Oh, and did we mention that we post about the latest evidence-based information to help you make the best decisions for your clients and loved ones 🥳

Check out my website to learn more: https://thespeechguide.com/

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