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Voice Volume Visuals by Peachie Speechie
Visuals for voice volume in color and black and white! The perfect visual cue to let your students know what their voice volume is. I most often use these during my speech therapy sessions when working on breath support and increasing or decreasing volume. I hope you enjoy these FREE visuals! You'll also love our other great visuals: Prompts on a Stick: Visual RemindersIf you have any questions, please email me at Meredith@peachiespeechie.com
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Vocal Music
FREE Diaphragmatic (Belly) Breathing Practice | Voice, Fluency & Calm-Down
Support breathing, regulation, and carryover with this simple, effective diaphragmatic (belly) breathing handout.This resource is designed for use in speech therapy, voice therapy, fluency work, and mental health / regulation contexts, making it a versatile tool for SLPs, clinicians, and educators working with teens and adults.Diaphragmatic (belly) breathing is an essential foundation for:• Fluency strategies (e.g., easy onset, reduced tension)• Voice therapy (efficient breath support, reduced s
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Psychology, Social Emotional Learning, Vocal Music
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Tongue Twisters for Drama and Vocal Warm-up
Tongue twisters are great for vocal warm-up(s) through pronunciation, projection, concentration and various sound levels. They are used frequently with speech therapy to enhance articulation and increase muscle memory. Plus, they are lots of fun! Laughter is a great way to start class and help students get excited for the upcoming exercise(s)!
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Drama, Speaking & Listening
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