Looking for a fun way to engage kids in speech therapy using games? This G Words Speech Therapy for initial sounds printable game with dot markers is perfect!
Looking for a great way to practice target words in g initial sounds?
Speech-language pathologists are always on the lookout for new and fun ways to help practice speech therapy in a fun way!
This printable game targets the g sound and encourages children to produce correct production of sounds.
G Sound Word Lists
The list used in this game are simple words that begin with the initial g sound. the sound is produced in the soft palate which sometimes is difficult for kids to learn.
Also, since it is produced at the back of the tongue, it can seem more difficult to master.
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Speech sounds can be practiced using simple calling card, however using games like this one will make for a great way for young children to practice the initial position sound in any speech session.
G Sound in Speech Therapy
The “g” sound is a voiced velar fricative. Also, the “g” sound is made by first pressing the back of the tongue against the velum, or soft palate, and then moving it forward to touch the upper teeth.
A g sound can be used at the beginning of a word to represent an action that will happen in the future. For example, “I’m going to go get gas.”
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How to practice letter sounds in speech therapy
Practicing letter sounds is an important part of speech therapy. Children who are learning to read should be able to recognize the different sounds that letters make.
This article will show you how to practice letter sounds in speech therapy, and what you should do if your child is struggling with a certain letter sound.
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For each sound, there are three activities that can be done:
-Pretend that you’re a cat and say the sound as meow.
-Say the sound while pretending to brush your teeth or eat breakfast.
-Say the sound while pretending to count from 1 to 10.
Children can use the back of their tongue to practice pronouncing the g sound initial words.
Sometimes, kids just need a little more practice and doesn’t always mean that they have an articulation disorder. Sometimes, practising sound sin front of a mirror helps!
Picture Cards for Child’s Speech
I always try to use picture cards for speech articulation, but games work just as well if not better.
Video game or games like Boom Cards would also work perfectly to help kids master correct position of sounds in words; and help practice proper vocal cords.
This game would do a great job at working on g words speech therapy. If you’re looking for more games like this, be sure to sign up to see medial and final g sounds released soon on this blog.
If you’re a speech therapist who is constantly looking for new and fun ways to practice a single sound at word or sentence level with your learners or patients, you’ve come to the right place!
G Words Speech Therapy PDF Game
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