AT HOME SPEECH THERAPY MULTI-SYLLABIC WORDS & TEACHING DAILY ROUTINES At Home: The Speech Scoop

Licensed & certified speech language pathologist proving speech, language and developmental tips & tricks for working with little ones at home!
Does your child leave off part of words? are multi-syllabic words difficulty for your child?
Does your child need help learning to make the bed?
Backward chaining technique used for 2-3+ syllable words, as well as daily household routines!
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[@jeffcccslp]

You're awesome and your energy is infectious! Thank you for these resources!

[@billy1574]

This is also a good idea for people who are learning English to improve the pronounciation.

[@TheSpeechScoop]

excellent idea!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

excellent idea!

[@Matt-ze1wx]

thank you! i am an autistic adult and i found this super helpful!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Awesome! So glad it helped!

[@awatefibrahim653]

You are clever 😍✌️👍

[@TheSpeechScoop]

thank you!

[@mctieu]

Love your lessons! They’re so helpful. My son is turning 3 and only speaks in vowels. For example, dinosaur would sound like Eye-o-ohr. Open would be oh-en. Is this a trait of CAS? He is working on lip movement sounds. Although he’s been heard saying baa and moo spontaneously, when asked to make the p, b, m sounds, he will not make them. Are there any strategies for making consonant sounds? Do you have a video on this concern? Thank you in advance!

[@TheSpeechScoop]

Great question! So sorry for the delayed response, I hope you got some intervention!! That’s great he’s producing a few bilabial sounds! Build off of those to turn them into more words by adding different end sounds! “Moo” + n = “moon!”

[@awatefibrahim653]

Talk no speedy !!! Little slow

[@TheSpeechScoop]

note taken!