Speech Therapy -> Execution and Speech Motor Planning -> Complexity
Complexity
Children with speech impairments, especially apraxia, have difficulty as the words get longer and more complex with the sound combinations; adding syllables and difficulty to the words as they achieve high accuracy helps them learn how to better sequence sounds together (e.g., soup → super →superman).
Activity List(s)
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- Winter Multisyllabic Words 1
- 10 Famous Dragons 8
- Questions related to The Full Hunter’s Moon in October 8
- List of 10 US migration birds moving South in the Fall 7
- Winter Multisyllabic Words in Phrases 1
- December Holiday Multisyllabic Words in Sentences 1
- Dragon Hunter Short Story 2
- How to train your dragon 2
- Winter Multisyllabic Words in Paragraphs 1
- Pig Rhyming Words 2
- Sheep Rhyming Words 2
- Cow Rhyming Words 2
- Questions about Dragons 7
- Hen Rhyming Words 2
- Donkey Rhyming Words 2
- Apraxia goal targets 1
- Sense of Hearing/20 min Easter Egg Decoration Resource 1
- Duck Rhyming Words 2
- Cat Rhyming Words 2
- Extreme Weather Conditions 8
Visual Schedule Cards
Goal Bank
- Whitney will develop and expand imitation skills, moving from imitation of motor patterns to imitation of vocal patterns and speech sounds with 90% accuracy across 3 sessions as measured by clinician data and observation to increase overall expressive language skills and speech intelligibility. 3
Resources
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Monsters Love Candy! Apraxia Resource CV, VC, CVC Words
Sara Lowczyk
A monster activity including different CV, VC, CVC words to practice different syllable shapes.
Includes activity list4
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Kiki's Bunny Match
Bethany Ayer
Memory games can promote the development of: • Visual - figure ground skills • Visual -perceptual skills • Executive functioning • Visual discrimination
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