Carryover is one of the most difficult aspects of articulation and phonology disorders. I’ve been working with my teachers and parents to come up with ways to encourage carryover and this is my best attempt yet!
Give Me 10: Articulation is an idea for kids to trace their hands and make a poster that is interactive. You glue down the palms only so that the fingers can still move. The child can bend down the fingers for each sound/word they say.
“Give Me 10” is developed to help students practice articulation targets multiple times while counting on 10 fingers. They will complete 10 trials of 10 words and then be so excited to say they finished 100 words! (If they are in preschool this trick still works!)
It gives children a visual feedback and support by showing the number of trials they have completed. This set is meant to be very flexible to meet the needs of your caseload and includes both long and short crafts as well as follow-up homework sheets. The target of these activities is to elicit 100 trials.
Full Cut/Glue Craft: Print black and white hands page (page 4) and one strip of target sounds (pages 5-9). Attach worksheet to poster paper. Glue 10 pictures onto the boxes on the bottom of the sheet. Trace your student’s hands on a piece of construction paper and cut them out. Glue only the palms on top of the hands on the worksheet. Bend down the fingers on the construction paper hands. Have your student fold down each finger as they say each word.
Modified Craft: Because sometimes you want to craft but don’t have time! Print the Hands with Sounds worksheet for the needed sounds (pages 13-38). Trace the student’s hands on construction paper and cut them out. Glue the hands on top of the hand drawings by putting glue on the palms only. Bend down the fingers on the construction paper hands. Have your student fold down each finger as they say each word.
Homework sheets (pages 39-60) are included to allow for follow-up homework. These are also great to leave in classroom for carryover or RtI.
Included in this packet: 60 pages of materials. All black and white options for print and go/print and create.
– Targeted sounds in the initial and final position: P, B, M, T, D, F, V, K, G, J, S, Z, L, TH, SH, CH
– Targeted blends in the initial position: S blends, L blends, R blends
– R & Vocalic R (EAR, ER, AR, IRE, OR, AIR) in mixed positions
-42 (half sheet) homework pages with 10 words each. One homework page for initial sounds and one page for final of each targeted sound.
– Blank homework sheets to write in custom words for older students (readers)
-26 Hands and Sounds craft worksheets
-4 Hands and Blanks craft worksheets (one black and white plus 3 shades of skin color hands)
– 26 Sounds strips (10 words with 5 initial and 5 final sounds)
Here is a video of one of my sweet guys using it! Doesn’t he sound great! And motivated? And independent?!
To use these for carryover, make and practice the set for speech. After your student is successful, find a spot in the student’s classroom to keep the poster. Let their teacher help them practice once per day. Then after a few weeks send them home.
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Would love to use these with my students!
I think this is perfect for my 1st and 2nd graders. Teachers are always asking for how they can work with kids on their sounds! I used to do little cards but they always get lost! It will be so convenient to have them on the wall! Doing this if I win or not! Great idea!
Love it, can’t wait to try it!
I would LOVE this activity! I am in my my CFY and just started a job in pediatric home health after beginning in a skilled nursing and rehab facility so I am starting off my materials collection. I have some young kiddos that would love this and would motivate them to practice their sounds. It also seems like a great homework activity to provide for parents!
I love this idea, and I have so many k-5 artic kids that need some new motivation!
I have so many preK kiddos working on artic right now! I would use this every day, in the speech room, in classrooms, and as homework. So motivating!
I’ve been looking for carryover activities for preschoolers and this would be perfect!
Such a great idea!
Hi Jenna! I continue to love the expertise you share and all that you create!! I would use this with my younger students as a fresh idea to finish up the school year. Of course, we’ll bring it back next year too. ; )
It’s hard to get carryover with some kids. This looks like a great activity to try with them. Thanks for the giveaway!
This would be great for some of my kiddos.
I love this idea! I can see this being a fun activities for a variety of age groups. I like the visuals and the hands on approach of this activity.
I send home weekly speech homework, and this activity would be super fun and motivating for my students to practice at home. They would love to show off their craftivity to their parents. Very cute idea!
This looks like a fantastic activity to use with my preschool students. I love the home practice option!
Great idea! Love this activity for a variety of purposes and if laminated could give families groups of target words to practice especially over the summer months!
This would be perfect for every one of my artic kiddos! Thank you!
Such a cute and creative idea!
I would ahosch this with my preschoolers during therapy and then I would leave a copy in the classroom and send one home. Lots of practice!!!
I wiuld love to send these home for homework for my 3-5 year olds. My school district doesn’t have a preschool so I only see my kiddos 3-4 times a month at their homes or daycares. I am always looking for something fun to leave with parents so they can continue to practice all week long.
i totally would use this during each session, then send it home for homework/practice.
I first saw this on the video you posted on Instagram. Looks like it’s somethin the kids will be motivated to do!
would use now as a fun end of year activity, would send home over the summer for extra practice and carryover!
I love this! Great product.
I have a whole slew of pre-K kids who would get a kick out of this!!
Love this idea! I’d use it with my artic and phono kids. I’d think it would be a great motivator and definitely a great tool to help with practice outside of therapy.
Such a great idea! These would be great if all grade levels!
I would use this Give Me Ten with my “5 minute therapy” students. I think it would be highly motivating for them to see how many productions that could ave in their short sessions. I hope my name is picked
This would be perfect for my little ones! You’re so correct that 10 trials really excites these kiddos! Thanks for the ideas Jenna!
Great to reinforce sounds in Pre K as well!
You have the best ideas!
What a great idea! My preschoolers would love this and their parents would, too.
This looks really fun! I know my PK-K students would think it was great, but I have several older kids who would love it too!
Love it! Modified it to 5 for my little guys who loved it as well!
What a cute idea! Would work well with my preschoolers.
This is a fantastic idea! Going to purchase ASAP!
This is perfect for so many of my students!
I would love this for my younger kiddos in Elementary School!
Promoting carryover is probably one of the hardest things with my kids and this would be a great, fun way to encourage it!
You are so clever!!! My kids will love this!!
Would love to use it with my young elementary kidS!
awesome idea
How simple yet fun and motivating. Great idea!
I’m moving back down to a preschool caseload next year and this will be perfect! I love how simple it is, yet hands-on (ha!) and motivating. Thanks for all your creations!
What a fun “hands on” activity!
This looks great for carryover and for motivating students to get in more reps!
This is a super cute activity and so functional all around! Who wouldn’t want to try their luck at snagging this! I’m in!
amazing! fun way to get students to elicit so many trials at school and home. and the pictures are a huge bonus 🙂
This would be perfect for some of my special needs students who need to drill some of their sound productions but respond best to kinesthetics and manipulatives being involved!
I have a school full of artic kiddos and these would be perfect for them. It’s simple, fun, and engaging.
love this idea! I work in the outpatient setting and I would love to promote carryover with this project!
I love this idea. I will be using this next year with my kiddos!
I am thinking homework practice would be easy with this packet!!!
How exciting Jenna to view so many comments about your fun and functional activity that promotes speech practice and carryover! I’ll definitely look for this product in your store. I agree that helping parents & others with fun and easy ways to practice speech with kids is key for their success. ~Keri
I’m using this for carryover this summer!
This would be really great for some of my 2nd and 3rd grade students who are working on transitioning to carryover. Also would be great for RTI!