Re: Therapy Help Please! Multisyllabic Words

[Guest guest]

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speecha and the doctors wanted him to go to speech

therapy. I did not want that and I found Nikken. Their

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Sarita

--- emonline2000 <emonline2000@...> wrote:

> I need help. Does anyone know of a good resource to

> help a child articulate multisyllabic

> words? We do well with simple words and sentences,

> but these harder words are less

> understandable. Thanks!

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I am really looking for some type of speech game and/or book that can address

this issue.

Any ideas along those lines?

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> I need help. Does anyone know of a good resource to help a child articulate

multisyllabic

> words? We do well with simple words and sentences, but these harder words are

less

> understandable. Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

'Moving across sylables' wordsheets?

[sPAM] Re: [ ] Therapy Help Please! Multisyllabic

Words

I have found a product that helps with just about

everything. My son was having problems with his

speecha and the doctors wanted him to go to speech

therapy. I did not want that and I found Nikken. Their

products use magnetics and far-infrared technology. I

bought my son a pair of the insoles and we started

drinking the water and it made an enourmous

difference. I don't know for sure that this will help,

but if you would like more information, I would be

happy to send it to you!

Sarita

--- emonline2000 <emonline2000@...> wrote:

> I need help. Does anyone know of a good resource to

> help a child articulate multisyllabic

> words? We do well with simple words and sentences,

> but these harder words are less

> understandable. Thanks!

>

>

__________________________________________________________

oneSearch: Finally, mobile search

that gives answers, not web links.

http://mobile./mobileweb/onesearch?refer=1ONXIC

[Guest guest]

Not a resource, just a technique -- we would say the last syllable of a

word and have him repeat it. Then, the second-to-last syllable and the

last syllable, then the whole three-syllable word. Example:

UMBRELLA: la; brel la; um brel la

It works in the moment, but repetition is needed to get it into the

motor memory. We did this technique in conjunction with the " Moving

Across Syllables " program.

in NJ

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> I need help. Does anyone know of a good resource to help a child

articulate multisyllabic

> words? We do well with simple words and sentences, but these harder

words are less

> understandable. Thanks!

>