One sound. A plan. A little play.
Find your sound
practice guide.
Start with the sound and level your child’s speech-language pathologist has selected. Each guide brings together example words, a play activity, and context for using the target in your family’s language and dialect.
Guides clinically reviewed by Alissa Fox, M.S., CCC-SLP and Mari Gottlieb, M.A., CCC-SLP, SpeechLP co-founders.
01RR Sound Practice: Word Lists and GamesR sound words by position, a picture detective game, and guidance on choosing the R context with your child’s speech-language pathologist.Read guide 02SS Sound Practice: Words and ActivitiesExplore single S words, a pretend shop activity, and the difference between S sounds and S clusters in your child’s practice plan.Read guide 03LL Sound Practice: Words and ActivitiesL sound word lists, an activity to try with your child, and guidance on word position, dialect, and an individualized practice plan.Read guide 04TH · thinkVoiceless TH Practice: Words and ActivitiesVoiceless TH words such as think and bath, a play activity, and guidance on distinguishing this sound from the voiced TH in this.Read guide 05TH · thisVoiced TH Practice: Words and ActivitiesExplore the voiced TH in this, sound-specific word examples, and a practice activity chosen with your child’s speech-language pathologist.Read guide 06K / GK and G Sound Practice: Words and GamesK and G words by position, a play activity, and guidance on choosing these related sounds as separate targets in a speech practice plan.Read guide 07SHSH Sound Practice: Words and ActivitiesSH sound word lists, a play activity, and ways to choose spoken sound examples rather than relying on a word’s spelling.Read guide 08CHCH Sound Practice: Words and ActivitiesCH sound words by position and a play activity. Learn why written letters and spoken sounds need separate attention when choosing practice words.Read guide 09F / VF and V Sound Practice: Words and ActivitiesF and V word examples, a play activity, and guidance on choosing separate targets for two sounds that differ in voicing.Read guide 10BlendsConsonant Blend Practice: Words and GamesExplore S, L, and R consonant clusters, choose a specific blend with your SLP, and try a toy route activity built around the selected words.Read guide
