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October 14, 2017
Speech: What sounds should my 3 year old say?
Your three year old should be able to say these sounds:
m
n
ng
p
b
t
d
k
g
f
w
h
She may be able to make these sounds in some words but not in others. That is OK as long as you can understand most of what she says.
October 10, 2017
How to Pronounce CHANGE and CHANCE – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words CHANGE and CHANCE correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
Jennifer Tarle from Tarle Speech and Language guides you through a quick pronunciation lesson with quick tips to have you sounding clearer in no time. Reduce your accent and speak clearly with all of our free video lessons.
CHANGE is pronounced CH-Long A, N-J. It rhymes with range.
CHANCE is pronounced CH-short a, N-S. It rhymes with dance, Lance, prance, stance.
October 3, 2017
How to Pronounce DAUGHTER, DOUBTER, DOLLAR – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words DAUGHTER, DOUBTER, DOLLAR correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
DAUGHTER is pronounced D-short o-D-ER.
DOUBTER is pronounced D-long ow-D-ER
DOLLAR is pronounced D-short o-L-ER
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How to Pronounce DOUBT American English Pronunciation Lesson
English Pronunciation Tutorial: How to pronounce the letters OUGH, AUGH, OUGHT, AUGHT in English
October 1, 2017
How to say Clothes
Take this quick ESL pronunciation speaking lesson to learn how to pronounce the word: CLOTHES. This word is confusing because it is not pronounced the way it is spelled. Improve your speaking today with this short video lesson.
CLOTHES: K-L-long o-Z
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September 27, 2017
Speech: What sounds should my 2 year old say?
At two years, your child should be able to say sounds made with her lips:
p
m
b
w
h (just an open mouth)
She should also be able to say some sounds made with her tongue behind her front teeth:
n
t
d
Your child may be able to say these sounds at the beginning of a word. That may not be the case if the sound occurs at the end of or in the middle of a word.
September 26, 2017
How to Pronounce CLOTHES – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Take this quick ESL pronunciation speaking lesson to learn how to pronounce the word: CLOTHES. This word is confusing because it is not pronounced the way it is spelled. Improve your speaking today with this short video lesson.
CLOTHES: K-L-long o-Z This word sounds the same as close as in shut the door (CLOZ).
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September 19, 2017
How to Pronounce CARRIER and CAREER – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words CARRIER and CAREER correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
CARRIER has three syllables and is pronounced K-AIR-Long E-ER.
CAREER has two syllables and is pronounced K-short u-R-EAR.
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September 15, 2017
Difference between REALLY and RELY
Here is today’s question:
“Greetings from Paraguay! How do you pronounce REALLY and RELY?”
REALLY has 4 sounds: R-long E, L, long E
RELY has 4 sounds: R-long E, L, long I
To make these words sound different, focus on the last sound long E versus Long I. Long E is make by smiling. While long I is made by opening your mouth then closing it to a smile.
Watch the video on these words here.
September 14, 2017
How to Pronounce BOSS and BUS – American English Pronunciation Lesson
Learn how to pronounce the English words BOSS and BUS correctly with this American English pronunciation lesson.
BOSS is pronounced B-short o-S. It rhymes with loss, moss, Ross, toss.
BUS is pronounced B-short u-S It rhymes with cuss, fuss, Gus, puss.
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September 12, 2017
We all scream for ice cream!
It’s hot out there so scoop up these cool toys for some fun.
These sets are great to teach sharing and politeness. There is a lot of vocabulary to learn: flavors, scoops, strawberry, cone, and cup. You can talk about your child’s play focusing on school readiness concepts like location words, number terms, and sizes. And, if you want to speed up the ordering at the ice cream parlor, then pretend to have an ice cream parlor in your living room.
Here are the ice cream sets that I enjoy using in therapy. The kids love them, too!
Small World Living Toys delivers the fun, again. This plastic set includes 5 scoops of ice cream, 2 cones, 2 cups, and an ice cream scoop.
Smart Snacks Rainbow Color Cones is sturdy and includes 8 brightly colored scoops, 2 cones, and easily wipes clean.
Melissa & Doug Ice Cream Scoop Set includes four magnetic ice cream scoops, two cones and two magnetic scoopers. It all stores neatly in the plastic ice cream container.
