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2021 Update includes 6 new pages organized by sound (pages 23-28). Practice vocalic R (R after a vowel like -are, -ear, -or, -ire, -air and -er). Use these sheets to target R with words, phrases, sentences and paragraphs organized by sound. Also Mixed R pages. Whenever possible, phrases and sentence have been chosen without extra R words. Sentences geared to older elementary students. Suitable to use with ESL adults. Printed with, and without, bolding to provide a visual cue when needed. Pleas

A fundamental skill for English pronunciation, these 4 worksheets cover vowel and consonants sounds of spoken American English. Improved and updated in 2021, with guidelines and ideas for teaching English sounds. ESL students will learn the correct sounds of English for improved communication. Sounds are represented with orthographic symbols (letter names) as well as IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet). With limited spelling variations, and practice words/sentences. For accent modification/ac

Simple introduction to jaw-grading, how it affects tongue thrust, a lisp, and other myofunctional problems, and how to help.

Simple introduction to the different types of lisps, features of each, and sounds errors to look out for with lisp and other myofunctional disorders. Includes explanation of tongue thrust, and why it's important to correct tongue thrust. A good intro to tongue thrust, lisp and oral myofunction. ~AVSpeechTherapy

Want resourses that are "neurodiversity-affirming"? Includes "neurodiversity-positive" language. From an SLP/parent of a grown son diagnosed with Aspergers (diagnosis prior to the DSM-5 published in 2013.) This elementary school-level handout helps explain to friends and classmates what it's like to be autistic. Use one-on-one or in the classroom to educate and support. Two versions: One is written in Person-First Language, which is how my son and I talked about it to his classmates. The other

Handy worksheets to practice /æ/ &   /ɑ/. These are the English sounds /æ/ as in "tap" and /ɑ/ as in "top". I wasn't finding many resources for practicing these sounds, so I made these worksheets for my own students. I have used these with speakers of Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese and Hebrew. Minimal Pair (contrast) words, phrases and sentences. Cues on how to produce the sounds. For accent reduction, accent modification. See all my pronunciation products at https://www.teacherspayteachers.com

Four pages of Oral Expression questions. Can be used for spoken or written responses. Includes tip sheet for improving English. Se all my ESL and Pronunciation resources on TPT.

Use for your ESL lesson. Listen to the song "Memory" from the Broadway Musical CATS and fill in the missing words. Includes answers. Free