RE: THERAPY RESOURCE: strategies for long /e/

[Guest guest]

From what I can remember, my son started learning vowels in isolation when

he started making sounds. He did not have any target words at that point

b/c he really couldn't say any words. (He was severe at the time.)

We used the hand signals from Easy Does It For Apraxia Preschool (Strode and

Chamberlain). Each vowel sounds had a different arm signal. These arm

signals were great!

Is your child in ST right now? Does your SLP use any sort of and cue-ing

for specific sounds?

Tricia Morin

North Carolina

wrote:

any thoughts for long e. we've been trying for months, even with a

simple mommy (momeee) and he just keeps saying mama.