Background information on speech sounds and errors. Powerpoint presentation.

Assortment of picture cards that can be used for a variety of speech sound difficulties. Taken from a variety of sources including Caroline Bowen's amazing set of speech resources.

Handout detailing at what age children should develop specific sounds and language skills.

A basic template that can be used to create speech programs for individual students. Includes self-evaluation, speech sound hierarchy sheet and tips. PDF document.

A detailed website with information and resources on Speech, Language, Social, and Reading difficulties. A wealth of information if you have time to browse. 

Multiple oppositions is a therapy approach for children with very severe speech sound errors. Typically this is seen with all speech sounds collapsing to 'd'. For example, 'Key', 'Tea', 'See', 'She', 'Three' will all be said as 'Dee'. This approach is more effective than minimal pairs for children with severe difficulties.

A whole class early years game with lycra to practice pronunciation.

Activity sheet outlining a whole class or small group game to practice sound pronunciation within the classroom.

Activity sheet outlining a group game to practice pronunciation of minimal pairs words such as 'sink' and 'think'. Word list included.

Group or whole class ball game targeting auditory discrimination and pronunciation using catching, throwing and hand gestures. Multple sound targets listed plus links to visuals and word lists.

Active game targeted at young students. To be played only after students are able to say single words containing the target sound by itself eg. "Lion". This activity is a step-up.