Articulation-Visual/Tactile Cues

                                                               Visual/Tactile Cues
                                                                
Sounds
Visual/Tactile Cues


/p/ and /b/ 
finger to lips and then out when it pops (/p/) or bursts (/b/)
/m/

rub belly while saying /m/
/n/
rub hands together (like warming by a fire) while saying /n/
/t/ and /d/

clap on /t/ or /d/
/w/
finger makes a circle in front of lips while saying /w/
/h/
one hand on throat, the other in front of mouth to feel the air on /h/
/f/ and /v/
hand to mouth to feel air on /f/ and /v/; hold top lip up if needed
/k/ and /g/

hand to throat on /k/ and /g/
/s/

draw snake in air on /s/
/z/
make fingers look like a bee and “fly” on /z/

/l/
point to top teeth on /l/; hold lips back if needed
/r/
hands come up, fingers spread, and growl on /r/; hold lips back
“sh” and “zsh” (as in measure)
finger to lips, like making the “quiet” sound on “sh”
“ch”/”j”
finger to lips, like making “sh,” but then finger comes forward
“th”

finger points to tongue sticking out
“y”
finger points to tongue on roof of mouth

































                                                                  

                                                                 
                                                           Created by: Sheryl Balciar 
                                                                                         02/03/2010                                                                                                                             

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