After lots of research, here's what I put together. Check it out!
There are 4 game boards to practice syllables and rate of speech. You start out slowly then gradually increase speed. The packet also includes 2 blank boards to use with any syllable combination or with other cards.
There are also sentences with increasing lengths to help with motor planning. They focus on /r, s, l, k/. Sometimes I have my student highlight the letter of the focus sound in each card before he reads the sentence (wow...that was a lot of prepositional phrases in a row).
My student is constantly deleting final consonants in words, especially /r/ and /s/. These next sentences help him to practice articulating those sounds by the following initial sound being the same. There are sets for /r, s, k, g/. You can also use these if they delete initial consonants.Most kids with apraxia have difficulty with vowels and repeating syllable combinations, which affects their diadochokinetic rates. There is a set of 4 cards for syllable drills.
Multi-syllabic words are also a huge problem. I've included a set of 4 cards with words of varied stress patterns.
Anyway, these are just some things that I've found effective with my older apraxic student after much digging and research. :) Maybe you'll find it useful too. Check it out at my TPT store HERE!
Stayed tuned for a packet geared toward younger apraxic kiddos soon!
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