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Speech – Putting Sounds Together
Putting Sounds Together is the second step in the See and Learn Speech Programme – a step-by-step series of resources specially developed to help children who have Down syndrome develop clearer speech.
| CODE: | SPE036-37 |
Item Description
The guidance and resources in See and Learn Speech highlight the strength that children with Down syndrome have for visual learning, using this strength to help support their weaker speech skills. The Putting Sounds Together step provides the resources and guidance to give children with Down syndrome practice at blending sounds together. Many children with Down syndrome can produce sounds in isolation, but find it more difficult to blend from one sound to the next. This step provides sound cards and picture cards to practice producing meaningful combinations of sounds. The Putting Sounds Together pack contains a guidebook including detailed instructions for each of the activities in this step, a booklet of record sheets to track progress through the activities, and a set of specially developed sound cards and picture cards.
See also:
A practical resource booklet and DVD for parents that discusses a range of visual systems that can be used at home to develop your child’s communication skills.
