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Eliciting b, p, m SoundsEliciting b and p Sounds
The /b/ and /p/ sounds are made the same, by closing the lips and bursting forth with a blast of air. Sometimes it is helpful to aim the burst of air at a light-weight object, such as a feather or tissue allowing a visual representation. The only difference is that /p/ is unvoiced, a softer sound elicited with less airflow, while the /b/ is voiced by forcing more air through and vibrating the vocal chords.
Initial /b/ words baa bank beach beet bird buck
badge bark beak beg boar bud bag barn bean bell boat bug
bake bass bear belt bog bulb bald bat beard bench bone bus ball bath bed bib book bush band bay bee bike boot bye
***Bye-bye is an easy to say first greeting.
Final /b/ words
bib crib hub shrub blob cub knob slob cab cube lobe sub cob globe robe tub crab grab scab web
Initial /p/ words
pack pan paw pen pond pail pant pea pie pool paint park peach pig pouch pair patch peak pin puck palm path pear pink pup
Final /p/ words ape cup jump sap tape cap drip lip shape top cape drop map ship trap chip grape pipe soap up clip group pup soup wrap cop heap rip stop zip
Eliciting Correct Production of /m/ SoundThe /m/ sound is made by placing the lips together and making a humming sound. Minimal air should pass through the nasal cavity producing a slight tickling sensation in the nose. /m/ is a voiced sound so that the vocal chords will vibrate slightly.
Initial /m/ words mad mask mint moose mouth mail match mitt mop mud maize maze mole moss mug man meat mom moth mum map milk moon mouse mutt
***Mom an early name we anxiously await. Final /m/ words bloom dome gum lime stem broom dream ham mom stream clam drum home palm swim climb flame jam plum tam comb foam lamb room thumb dime gnome limb steam yam
©Kate Ross MS CCC-SLP: 2011. www.edukater-slp.com View PDF file |
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